Native Swift apps built to Apple's guidelines rather than against them — so the build reaches the App Store without three rounds of rejection.
Everything we build for Android has an iOS counterpart. What changes is the review process, the payment rules and the design conventions — and those are where projects usually fail.
AVPlayer with HLS, picture-in-picture, AirPlay, background audio and lock-screen controls that behave the way iOS users expect.
Feeds, offline reading, share sheet, dynamic type and dark mode — the details reviewers check first.
Physical goods through your own gateway, digital goods through StoreKit, because Apple treats them differently and rejects apps that confuse the two.
Privacy manifest, tracking permission, account deletion and data-safety answers prepared before submission, not after a rejection.
APNs certificates, rich notifications and universal links wired into your existing backend.
Rejected already? Send us the resolution centre message and we will tell you what it actually means and what it costs to fix.
Same four structures as Android, redrawn to iOS conventions — navigation bars, tab bars and sheet presentation rather than drawers and back buttons.
Collection view with segmented control. Best for libraries and shops.
Sidebar on iPad, tab bar on iPhone. Best for large catalogues.
Large title with a featured card. Best for news and live events.
Filter chips over a tab bar. Best for directories and bookings.
We map features and check early whether anything you want falls foul of App Store guidelines — cheaper to find now than at submission.
Designed to iOS conventions. An Android layout ported straight across is the most common reason apps feel wrong on iPhone.
TestFlight builds every week, installable on your own device from the second week onward.
Privacy manifest, permission strings, account deletion and data-safety answers completed before we submit.
App Store Connect set up under your Apple Developer account. Review usually takes one to three days; we handle any queries.
Same scope brackets as Android. The second platform is discounted when both are ordered together, because the design and the API are already done.
An Apple Developer Program membership is required and billed at cost. Ordered alongside Android, the second platform is discounted. Contact us for a custom solution →
Yes, and you should want one. It is $99 a year, the app belongs to your company, and you keep it if you ever change developer.
Usually one to three days. Rejections normally come from privacy answers or payment rules rather than code, which is why we complete that pass before submitting.
The backend, the API and the design system carry across completely. The app layer is rebuilt in Swift, which is why iOS is a separate quote rather than a discount on the same work.
Digital goods and subscriptions must use StoreKit and Apple takes a commission. Physical goods and services use your own gateway with no commission. We set up whichever applies.
Universal by default unless you tell us otherwise. iPad-specific layouts are extra work but usually worth it for catalogue and reading apps.
Send a short brief and you'll have a written scope, a timeline and a fixed price back — usually within two working days.
