AI-native iOS and Android apps, built and shipped end to end.

We use both, and which one we pick depends on your project. React Native suits teams that already know JavaScript or want to share code with a web app. Flutter tends to be the better choice for custom UI, animation-heavy apps, or when startup speed on older Android devices is a concern. We'll tell you which one fits before the contract is signed.

A well-scoped MVP usually runs 10 to 16 weeks from discovery through to store submission. Store review then adds another one to seven days on top. We always start with a scoping session, so you have a real timeline before you commit.

Yes, the whole thing. Account setup, store listings, screenshots, binary signing, the submission itself, and any review feedback or rejections that come back. You won't have to learn how Apple's or Google's submission process works.

Yes. We'll integrate with your existing API and build the mobile client on top of it. If the API needs work to suit a mobile app, such as smaller payloads, push hooks, or offline sync, we'll scope that and handle it as well.

Yes, and we treat them as real features rather than a chat widget bolted on. We've built LLM-powered assistants with RAG over app data, voice transcription that handles Indonesian and English, OCR for receipts and ID cards, and on-device ML with Core ML and TensorFlow Lite for offline use. The model choice, prompt design, latency budget, caching, and fallback behaviour are all part of the build.

Both, depending on what the feature needs. Lightweight inference such as image classification, OCR, or wake-word detection runs on-device with Core ML, TensorFlow Lite, or MediaPipe, which keeps it fast and works offline. Heavier work such as LLM chat or RAG retrieval goes through your backend with proper caching and rate limiting. We pick the split based on latency, privacy, and cost rather than picking one and forcing everything into it.

You do, all of it. The source code, the repository, the App Store Connect and Google Play accounts, and the backend infrastructure are yours from the start and stay yours. At handover we transfer everything and walk your team through the codebase, the build setup, and the release pipeline, so you are never locked in to us.

Yes. Apple and Google ship new OS versions every year, and SDKs, libraries, and store policies shift underneath your app, so we offer monthly maintenance retainers that keep it building, compliant, and stable. That covers dependency upgrades, iOS and Android version testing, crash monitoring, and small improvements. If you would rather maintain it yourselves, the handover gives your team everything needed to do that.

Yes to both. We build offline support with local storage and a sync layer that queues changes and reconciles them when the connection returns, so the app stays usable on a patchy network. Push notifications are set up end to end through APNs on iOS and Firebase Cloud Messaging on Android, including deep links that open the right screen when a user taps a notification.

We profile on real Android and iOS devices, watch cold-start time, frame rate, and memory, and track the crash-free rate after launch so regressions surface early. For updates, the CI/CD pipeline we set up lets you ship new builds to both stores quickly, and over-the-air updates can push many fixes without waiting on a full store review. You decide the release cadence and we leave you set up to keep shipping.