Tech Stack · Mobile
Native iOS apps that feel like they belong on the device.
Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit: native performance, App Store delivery and full Apple platform integration.
Why we use it
When the experience has to feel native, native still wins. Swift gives you the full Apple platform — SwiftUI, UIKit, Core Data, push, biometrics, widgets, App Clips — with the performance and polish iPhone users have come to expect. For apps where the App Store rating is part of the business model, half-native is rarely good enough.
What we build with it
Consumer apps, premium B2B tools, and companion apps for hardware or events where deep iOS integration matters — background tasks, notifications, HealthKit, MapKit, Apple Pay, watchOS extensions. We use SwiftUI by default, drop into UIKit where it earns its keep, and build against modern iOS targets without dragging legacy weight around.
How we work with it
Clean architecture (MVVM or TCA depending on the project), strict typing, automated UI and unit tests on the flows that matter, and a TestFlight pipeline that gets builds in front of stakeholders the same day they're written. We own App Store submissions, write the release notes, and stay close after launch while early users find the things you didn't.
Building with iOS?
Tell us what you're shipping and we'll bring a senior team that knows the stack.