Technology
Mobile Development
Cross-platform where it fits, native where it matters: Flutter, React Native, Swift and Kotlin.
Mobile Development — highlighted tech plateOverview
Where it fits.
We build mobile products that work in the real world: offline-first, battery-aware, accessible, and observable after release. Framework choice follows the product constraints - not the other way around.
Tools
What we reach for.
Flutter
3.xcross-platform UI
BSD-3-Clausedocs →React Native
0.7xnative apps with shared JS
MITdocs →Expo
SDK 5xmanaged React Native workflow
MITdocs →Swift
6iOS native
Apache-2.0docs →Kotlin
2.xAndroid native
Apache-2.0docs →SQLite
3offline local store
Public Domaindocs →Maestro
1.xmobile E2E tests
Apache-2.0docs →Firebase
optional push/auth/analytics exception
commercialdocs →
Use cases
What it's great for.
Offline-first field apps
sync queues, conflict handling, local-first UX
Consumer mobile apps
fast onboarding, push, analytics, accessibility
Companion apps
mobile surfaces for SaaS and IoT products
Native-critical flows
camera, BLE, sensors, platform-specific performance
Pairings
Plays well with.
- frontend developmentshared design tokens and component language
- backend developmentsync APIs, auth, push, and contract-first mobile clients
- cloud devopsCI builds, signing, release lanes and observability
As a service
Where this stack ships.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Flutter or React Native?
It depends on the product: Flutter for consistent custom UI, React Native when the web/React ecosystem and native module availability matter more.
When do you go fully native?
When platform APIs, performance, app size, sensors, Bluetooth, camera or OS-specific UX make native the safer long-term choice.
Can you build offline-first mobile apps?
Yes - local storage, sync queues, retries and conflict policies are designed up front, not bolted on later.
How do you test mobile apps?
Unit and integration tests plus Maestro E2E flows on representative devices and CI release lanes.
Do you handle app store releases?
Yes - signing, TestFlight or internal testing, staged rollout, monitoring and rollback playbooks.
Mobile Development built to fit.
We pick the stack for the job, and justify every choice.