Mobile App Development Studio for iOS & Android

Three things: whether you need an app at all, how to build it, and what the first version must do. Mobile strategy keeps the budget on the features your users will actually open. We settle it in discovery, before a single screen is designed, so the quote you approve matches the app you meant to build.

App, cross-platform build or mobile website?

An app earns its place when people will open it every day, when it needs push notifications, offline use or device hardware such as the camera and location, or when the App Store and Google Play are where your buyers look. If the job is to be found in search and convert a visitor once, a fast mobile website usually does it for less, and that is what our web design and development work covers. Our guide to building a video website and app ecosystem walks through the order for creators: site first, app once an owned audience is asking for one.

What goes in the first version?

One core flow done well, plus the plumbing every app needs: sign-in, analytics, crash reporting and the push notifications that bring people back. Everything else goes on a version-two list, ranked by what real users ask for after launch. A tight first version reaches the stores sooner and gives you usage data to steer the next build instead of guesses.

Store review and launch

Both stores review every app before it goes live, against Apple's App Store Review Guidelines and Google Play's Developer Program Policy, so we build to those rules from the first screen rather than discovering them at submission. Apple says App Review typically clears 50% of submissions in under 24 hours and 90% in under 48 (checked October 6, 2026). The store listing is a launch asset too: Apple allows up to three app previews per language, each up to 30 seconds, and because video is our core work we cut those previews and the launch ads in-house. Our video advertising statistics cover the spend, formats and reach behind those ads.

Software you can open today

What we've shipped is live on our websites and apps page: native macOS apps written in Swift, the same language as native iOS, such as Ghostmark and MenuBarStats, and production web apps like ArtificialWatch, a subscription service that checks every major AI provider's API on a 60-second cycle and alerts subscribers by email and browser push, with SMS and phone calls on paid plans. If your app needs an assistant inside it, our AI agents and chatbots plug in. Tell us what the app should do and get a quote.