Native iOS apps live and die by the details competitors skip: smooth animations, correct handling of app lifecycle states, and interfaces that feel like Apple built them. We staff Swift developers who ship apps that pass App Store review the first time and hold up under real usage.
We build with Apple's current toolchain, not legacy Objective-C patterns, so your app stays maintainable as iOS evolves.
We test on actual iPhones and iPads across OS versions, not just the simulator, so battery drain and frame drops get caught before launch.
Certificates, provisioning profiles, and review guidelines are part of the engagement, not a surprise at the end.
We follow Apple's design conventions closely enough that the app feels native, not like a ported web view.
Interfaces built with Apple's frameworks for smooth, native-feeling interactions.
Connecting your app to REST or GraphQL services, with proper offline and error handling.
Reliable delivery and correct behavior when the app isn't in the foreground.
Build, sign, and submit through App Store Connect, including review responses.
We default to SwiftUI for new projects since it's Apple's current direction, but we use UIKit where it's the better fit — for example, in an existing UIKit codebase we're extending.
Yes. We start with a codebase review to flag technical debt and outdated dependencies before committing to a scope and timeline.
It depends entirely on scope — a focused MVP can ship in weeks, while a full-featured app takes longer. We scope a fixed deliverable so you know the timeline upfront.
Tell us what your iOS app needs to do — we'll scope the engineering work and a fixed estimate.