iOS
iOS / Swift
Native flows, store guidelines, and a release that survives review. The jobs the app must do on day one — not a screen dump.
Product
Mobile apps.
Native and cross-platform apps with the same craft as the brand site — flows, UI, and backend in one delivery loop, store-ready on real glass.
The practice
iOS and Android products people actually use.
We ship store-ready apps, not throwaway prototypes. Native when the platform needs it, Flutter when one codebase is the constraint — always with a shared UI system and a named lead. Device matrix, regression, and a human pass before the listing goes live.
If iOS and Android feel like two vendors, the brand already lost the bag. Browse, bag, and pay on day one. Tokens shared with the website so the company looks like one company. Screenshots, listings, and a build the stores will take — then a named lead after the listing is live.
If iOS and Android feel like two vendors, the brand already lost the bag.
- Native iOS with Swift when the platform needs it.
- Native Android with Kotlin and the same tokens as iOS.
- Flutter when one codebase is the real constraint.
- Store listings, screenshots, and QA on devices people hold.
Swift
Kotlin
Flutter
Firebase
REST
CI/CD
On this desk.
Stills from the practice. The work changes. The review does not.
On glass
What it ships.
Product leads who need browse, bag, and pay on day one — and a listing that survives store review.
Android
Android / Kotlin
Material-aware UI and Play-ready builds with the same tokens as iOS, so the brand does not split in the bag.
Cross
Flutter cross-platform
One codebase when speed and a shared system matter more than two native teams. API and tokens still owned.
QA
Store-ready releases
Device matrix, regression, and a human pass before the listing goes live. Screenshots and copy a store reviewer can accept.
How this desk runs.
Day-one jobs first. Shared tokens. QA on real glass.
Flows first
The jobs the app must do on day one — not a screen dump.
UI system
Components shared with web so brand and product match.
Build + API
Native or Flutter against a backend we can own or join.
Store launch
Listings, screenshots, and QA on the devices your users hold.
After the release.
What a stakeholder can point to once the practice is live.
Review, screenshots, and a build the stores will take.
App and web look like the same company.
One person on the brief from prototype to listing.
What you keep.
The work transfers with the release. Source, files, and a named owner stay with the stakeholder.
Day-one flows, not a screen dump
Shared tokens with the site
Store listings and screenshots
QA on devices people actually hold
Next
Brief Mobile apps.
Name the goal, the date, and the stack. A producer replies the same business day.
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