A platform-honest stack: Swift & Kotlin for surfaces that need it, RN where shared logic earns its keep.
Modern Swift, with UIKit interop where SwiftUI still bites.
Jetpack Compose with the right escape hatches.
When 80% of the surface is shared logic, not chrome.
Reviewers approve the build, not your demo.
Apple Developer, Google Play, Firebase, Sentry — all under your tenancy. You own the listings, the certs, and the customer data.
iOS .ipa and Android .aab from a green CI pipeline. Signed with your certs, in your tenancy.
Tokenized in code: typography, colors, spacing, motion. Same tokens consumed by iOS, Android and RN.
Listings, screenshots, privacy nutrition labels, App Tracking Transparency wording — all reviewed and shipped.
Crash reporting (Sentry/Crashlytics), structured logs (Datadog/Logz), real-user performance, opted-in analytics.
Weekly TestFlight, biweekly App Store. Release notes generated from PR titles. Rollback plan written down.
VoiceOver + TalkBack tested by humans, not lint. Dynamic Type up to XXL. Contrast against WCAG 2.2 AA.
From single-platform pilot to dual-platform with full release operations.
Mobile rewards a steady cadence. Internal builds every push, external builds every Friday, store releases on a known calendar.
Native-vs-RN per surface decision, written. Provisioning, CI, signing, crash reporting wired up before line-of-business code lands.
Auth, profile, primary user journey shipped to internal testers. Telemetry that proves the flow works, not just builds.
App Tracking Transparency, privacy nutrition labels, accessibility passes, in-app purchase or subscription testing.
TestFlight or internal track open to your team. Phased store rollout once crash-free sessions hold above 99.5% for a week.
If something isn’t answered here, ask in your intro email — we keep this list short on purpose.
No. We pick per surface. Login & settings: usually RN. Camera, AR, real-time audio: usually native. We write down the choice and the reason so it’s reviewable.
Yes — every project gets a sync layer review in week 1. We default to event-sourced local stores with conflict-free merge where possible, and a written degradation strategy where not.
Yes. We’ve shipped to Jamf, Intune, VMware Workspace ONE. Add about a week for MDM-only build channel setup and configuration profile authoring.
We pre-flight against the Guidelines checklist in week 5, file precautionary App Review notes, and time first submission to a quiet day. Rejection rate is < 8% on first submission across our clients.
Send a paragraph about the problem. We’ll come back inside 48 hours with a written take — team shape, cost envelope, riskiest assumptions.