What you get

A real iOS app that feels like it belongs on an iPhone — smooth, fast, and built the way Apple expects. We build native in Swift and SwiftUI, so your app uses the real system controls, gestures, and performance people already know how to use.

We handle the parts that trip up cheaper builds: App Store review guidelines, privacy labels, permissions done correctly, and a TestFlight beta so you and your team can try the real app before the public does.

Native Swift / SwiftUI build, not a website stuffed into an app shell
Designed to Apple's conventions so it feels familiar from the first tap
Sign in with Apple, push notifications, and offline behavior done properly
App Store privacy labels and permission prompts handled correctly
TestFlight beta so you test the real app before launch
Submitted and shepherded through App Store review under your account

Why native for Apple

Apple users notice when an app is cheap. Janky scrolling, wrong-looking buttons, and controls that fight the system all read as untrustworthy — and Apple's reviewers reject work that ignores their guidelines.

Building native means the app performs the way iPhone owners expect and passes review because it was built to the rules, not squeaked past them. That's the difference between an app people keep and one they delete.

Performance and feel that match what iPhone owners already expect
Built to App Store guidelines so review is a step, not a wall
Full access to iOS features — camera, notifications, Face ID, and more
A build that stays compatible as iOS updates each year

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Frequently asked questions

Will my app get approved by Apple?

We build to Apple's App Store Review Guidelines from the start — privacy labels, permissions, and content rules — which is what most rejections come down to. We can't speak for Apple's reviewers, but building it right the first time is exactly how we avoid the common rejection reasons, and we handle resubmissions if they ask for changes.

Do I need an Apple Developer account?

Yes, and you should own it. Apple charges a yearly developer fee that goes to them, not us. We'll walk you through setting up the account in your business's name so the app is published under you and stays yours.

Can you build for iPad too, not just iPhone?

Yes. We can build for iPhone, iPad, or both. Supporting iPad well is real design and testing work, not a free toggle, so we'll talk through whether it's worth it for your users and scope it honestly.

Can you update an iOS app someone else built?

Often, yes — it depends on how it was built and whether we can get the source code. Send us what you have and we'll tell you honestly whether it's worth updating or cleaner to rebuild.

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