Mobile app development for iOS and Android

For an iPhone app, we first establish which tasks it should make easier on the move. We develop the agreed features, test them on suitable Apple devices and prepare the App Store submission.

Android devices vary in screen size and hardware. We select relevant devices, develop for that scope and check usability and core features before the planned Google Play release.

Not every app needs two separate codebases. We compare platform-specific development with a shared codebase and explain the differences in features, maintenance and cost before you decide.

We map how people complete a task in your app. This becomes a clear sequence of screens, for example from opening the app to making a booking, without unnecessary steps or jargon.

A prototype is an interactive preview, not a finished app. You can try important journeys early; your feedback shapes the plan before full development begins.

Repeated elements should work consistently. We define buttons, colours, typography and states such as loading or errors, so the app remains coherent and future additions have a clear foundation.

Many apps need information from an existing system. We plan sign-in, access rights and data exchange, including what happens with a poor connection, so the app responds predictably.

We check agreed core journeys on selected devices and under typical failure conditions. Issues are documented, prioritised and addressed within the agreed scope before acceptance.

We help prepare store listings, screenshots and technical submissions. We agree the required owner accounts and information with you; Apple and Google retain control over their review and approval decisions.