Goal & scenarios
We find out what a user needs to do in the app: order, book, pay, check a status. From that we make the list of screens for the first version.
We design and build native apps for iPhone and iPad in Swift: from a screen prototype to release on the App Store.
An app on a customer’s phone is the shortest way to a repeat order: one icon, one tap, a status notification. We build apps for businesses that have outgrown a mobile website.
We find out what a user needs to do in the app: order, book, pay, check a status. From that we make the list of screens for the first version.
We draw screens following iOS interface guidelines and build a clickable prototype. You walk through the user journey on your own phone before coding starts.
We write a native app in Xcode using Swift and SwiftUI. It opens fast and uses iPhone features: camera, location, Face ID.
The app gets its data from a server: catalog, orders, profiles. We build the API and an admin panel where you manage content and see orders yourself.
We test the app on different iPhone models and iOS versions and share a test build with your team via TestFlight.
We prepare the app page, screenshots and description and go through Apple’s review. After launch we ship updates and add new features.
An example for a store or a service company app. We define the exact list of screens together at the first stage.
Sign-up by phone number or with Apple ID, a profile with order history and saved addresses.
What people open the app for: offers, the next booking or a quick repeat of the last order.
Products with photos and prices or available time slots, with search and filters.
Pay by card or with Apple Pay in two taps; the receipt arrives by email.
Push messages about order status, booking reminders and personal offers.
A web dashboard where you manage the catalog, see orders and send notifications.
An app makes sense where customers come back regularly. Compare what each option gives you.
The price depends on the number of screens, the backend and integrations, so we estimate it after discussing the task. You get a quote broken down by stage: prototype, design, development, release.
It depends on the scope of the first version. We suggest starting with a minimal set of features, releasing the app on the App Store and developing it based on user feedback. Stage timelines are fixed in the quote.
We specialize in native iOS apps. If you also need Android, tell us at the start: we will design the backend so that a second app can be connected to it.
An Apple Developer account registered to your company ($99 per year, paid to Apple), an app page with a description and screenshots, and a privacy policy. We help register the account and prepare everything for review.
An app makes sense when customers come back regularly: delivery, service booking, a loyalty program, a personal account. For one-off purchases and first contact, a mobile-friendly website is usually enough.
Yes. We update the app for new iOS versions, fix bugs and add features. The source code and the App Store account belong to you.
Mobile app development means building software that a customer installs on a phone from the App Store. We specialize in iOS: we write native apps for iPhone and iPad in Swift, using Xcode.
A native app is built specifically for iOS, so it runs fast and feels familiar to an iPhone owner. It has access to the camera, location, Face ID, Apple Pay and push notifications.
The cost is shaped by the number of screens, the complexity of the logic, the backend and integrations with payments, a CRM or accounting software. That is why we name the price after discussing the task, broken down by stage.
A business app usually takes orders, books clients for services or opens a personal account. If the company already has a website or a CRM system, the app connects to the same data.
| Business | What the app does |
|---|---|
| Store & delivery | Catalog, cart, payment, delivery status, repeat order |
| Services & booking | Available slots, booking a specialist, reminders, visit history |
| Clubs & education | Schedule, memberships, class booking, change notifications |
| Internal processes | Staff tasks, inventory, shift reports, role-based access |