Services / Mobile Apps

One codebase. Both stores. Your customers in their pocket.

A real mobile app, not a wrapped website. iOS and Android share the business logic, ship from one team, and stay in sync. Offline that works, push that lands, and a path to both stores that we walk with you.

The Velox site: "Beat your calculator in 60 seconds" with App Store and Google Play buttons
Velox. In the App Store and on Google Play.

Who this is for

A SaaS whose customers want it on their phone. We build the companion app on the backend you already have.

A retailer or service business going digital first: loyalty, bookings, ordering, member portals.

A startup that needs a real app in testers' hands fast. TestFlight in week three.

What ships

  • iOS and Android builds from one codebase.
  • Native-feel UI: platform conventions where they matter, your brand where it counts.
  • Offline as a first-class state: cached reads, queued writes, conflict handling.
  • Push notifications, segmented and actionable.
  • Sign in with Apple, Google and email, with Face ID and Touch ID.
  • Crash reporting and analytics events.
  • Store submission for both platforms: listings, screenshots, review responses.

Built with React Native, Expo, Capacitor. Boring, supported tools, so the work is still standing in five years.

How it runs

  1. Scope. We define version one ruthlessly. Mobile rewards focus.
  2. Build. Internal builds on TestFlight and the Play internal track from week one.
  3. Beta. A real cohort uses the app for two weeks. We fix what they hit.
  4. Submit. Listings written, screenshots produced, Apple's questions answered.

Proof

Velox: a mental maths trainer with a 60-second challenge loop, subscriptions and store-ready iOS and Android builds from a single codebase.

Velox, EdTech / Maths

From R180,000 · from $50,000

One number, both stores. Quoted after scope.

Questions about mobile apps

  • For most apps the user cannot tell the difference, and you ship to both platforms for roughly half the cost. When a project needs a native module, we write it.

  • Yes. Developer accounts, listings, screenshots, privacy declarations and the review process. Apple rejections are part of the job.

  • Almost always. The same API or Firestore that powers your web app powers the mobile app. One source of truth.

  • JavaScript-only changes ship over the air within minutes. Native changes go through normal store review.

  • Yes. One number, both stores.

  • Yes. Mobile design is its own discipline, and we design it in Figma before writing code.