Multi-platform applications

Web and mobile app development

Apps for every screen your customers use: phones, browsers, desktops, watches and TVs. Built by one team, on one architecture that keeps up as you grow.

One product, every screen, one team

Most products end up on more screens than planned. A mobile app needs a web dashboard, then an admin tool, then a watch or TV version. If each one is built by a different team, they drift apart and every change has to be made three times.

We build them together. Shared business logic and APIs, native or cross-platform where each makes sense, and one team that owns the whole thing. Because the same engineers build the AI and the backend, smart features like scheduling, search or chat don’t end up bolted on later.

  • Native and cross-platform
  • Web apps and PWAs
  • Backend and AI included
  • Built to scale from day one

What we build

iOS and Android apps

Native Swift and Kotlin, or cross-platform when one codebase is the smarter call.

Web apps and PWAs

Fast, responsive web apps that work on any screen, and offline where it matters.

Desktop software

Windows, macOS and Linux apps for the people who live in your tools all day.

Wearables

Apple Watch and Wear OS apps for quick checks, alerts and data from the wrist.

Smart TV apps

Android TV, Apple TV, Tizen and Roku apps for video and live content.

AI features inside the app

Scheduling, search, chat and recommendations, built in rather than bolted on.

How we work

  1. 1

    Shape the first release

    We agree on the smallest version that real users would pay for or rely on, and cut the rest for later.

  2. 2

    Design and prototype

    Clickable screens you can put in front of users before we write production code.

  3. 3

    Build in short sprints

    Working software every couple of weeks, with automated tests and store-ready builds.

  4. 4

    Launch and keep improving

    Store releases, crash and usage tracking, and a roadmap driven by what people actually do.

Questions we often get

Native or cross-platform: which should we choose?

Native (Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android) gives the best performance and access to every device feature. Cross-platform frameworks let one team ship to both stores faster from one codebase. We recommend per project, and often mix them: cross-platform for most screens, native where it counts.

Do you build the backend too?

Yes. We build the APIs, databases, admin tools and cloud setup behind the app, so there’s one team responsible for the whole product.

Can you take over an existing app?

Yes. We start with a code and architecture review, fix what’s risky, then carry on shipping new features.

Do you publish to the App Store and Google Play?

Yes. We handle store listings, reviews and release management, and set up automated builds so updates go out smoothly.

What does an app cost to build?

It depends on the platforms, the features and the integrations. After a free 30-minute call we send a written plan and estimate, usually within a week.

Tell us what you’re building

A senior engineer will reply within one business day.