iOS and Android app development
Getting an app into the stores is a project; keeping it there is another one. I build cross-platform apps for iOS and Android and carry them through store review, operating-system updates and the maintenance that decides whether they still work years later.
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What you get
- One codebase for iOS and Android with React Native and Expo
- App Store and Google Play submission and review
- Push notifications, offline mode, payments and sign-in where needed
- Over-the-air updates for fast fixes
- Maintenance across new iOS and Android releases
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Typical projects
- A companion app for an existing product or service
- An order-tracking or customer app
- Bringing a web product to phones
- Reviving an app that no longer passes store review
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How it goes
- 01
First conversation
You describe the problem in a sentence or two. I reply with questions — or with a straight answer that it is not work I should take.
- 02
Scope in writing
What gets built, what counts as done and roughly when, agreed before any code is written.
- 03
Build in reviewable steps
You see working software early and often, not a stack of screenshots at the end.
- 04
Launch and handover
Deployed, documented and handed over — with ongoing maintenance if you want it.
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Questions
- Native or cross-platform?
- Cross-platform with React Native covers most products at a fraction of the cost of two native apps. Where a feature needs native code, it gets native code.
- Who owns the store accounts?
- You do. The app is published under your developer accounts, so it stays yours whoever maintains it.
Tell me what you need built.
Start with one sentence