Mobile apps

We build mobile applications with React Native and Expo when usage context, notifications or device capabilities make a real app worthwhile.

What this delivers.

Product design for small screens

App store readiness

Backend and API integration

01

A mobile app needs a mobile reason.

An installed app makes sense when a product is used frequently on the move, needs notifications or depends on device capabilities. A responsive web application may be stronger for occasional use. We make that decision before designing the first screen.

When an app is justified, we prioritise short journeys, clear states and robust use on small displays. Navigation and input are tested against real situations rather than an ideal design canvas.

02

A shared foundation with native expectations.

React Native and Expo allow iOS and Android to share substantial product logic. Platform behaviour, permissions and store policies still matter and are treated deliberately rather than making both systems merely look identical.

Backends, accounts, synchronisation, push notifications and offline behaviour are shaped around the product. Privacy declarations, icons, screenshots and release configuration enter store preparation early.

  • Mobile product and interaction design
  • Shared iOS and Android development
  • APIs, accounts and push notifications
  • Test builds and app store readiness
03

Releases become repeatable.

Store submission, signing, environments and updates are documented. After launch, issue analysis, operation and new versions can remain supported so the app continues to evolve technically.

Common questions

Questions about Mobile apps

Do I need an app or would a web application be enough?

It depends on usage frequency, device features, offline needs and distribution. We compare both before estimating delivery.

Does one app run on iOS and Android?

A large part can be shared. Platform-specific interaction, permissions and store requirements are still reviewed separately.

Do you support publication?

Yes. Test builds, metadata, privacy declarations and technical store preparation can be part of the project. Store accounts remain owned by the client.

Let’s shape the task properly.

A short description is enough to begin. Then we clarify the goal, constraints and the next sensible step.

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