If your audience lives on Apple, native iOS hits conversion, reviews, and retention. We ship Swift/SwiftUI apps: flows, push, payments, offline, API — through App Review and release.
iOS punishes shortcuts: HIG, privacy, payments, certificates, review rejections. Without Store discipline you pay twice — for build time and for idle weeks on fixes. We own the full loop: product → client → submit → release support, so time-to-store stays under control.
In this engagement:
First we choose the format honestly: Mini App, cross-platform, or native. If iOS is the right call, we lock product logic and screen economics, design the API, build the Swift/SwiftUI client, test on devices, and run App Store Connect. Scope, milestones, and timeline are set after discovery; then iterations and release support.
It depends on flows, integrations, payments, and your backend/API. After discovery we lock milestones and a timeline — from a tight MVP to a full client with review and release. A generic average without inputs is just noise.
Sometimes cross-platform or a Mini App is enough — and we’ll say so. Native pays off when Store UX, performance, offline, Apple payments, or a long product lifecycle actually matter. We choose from economics and behavior, not stack fashion.