Native iOS app development

Native iOS — Swift and SwiftUI. We build apps that pass App Store review on the first attempt and feel native to Apple users.

What's included

• UI/UX design — Human Interface Guidelines compliance.
• Build — Swift 6 / SwiftUI, UIKit for legacy needs.
• Integrations — REST/GraphQL/WebSocket with your backend, APNs for push.
• Subscriptions and payments — StoreKit 2, RevenueCat / Adapty as needed.
• Privacy Manifests — required since 2024.
• App Tracking Transparency — correct implementation, no rejections.
• Launch — TestFlight beta, App Store rollout.

Add-ons

• Apple Watch — when it makes sense (fitness, notes, quick actions).
• iPad — split view, multitasking, Apple Pencil.
• Live Activities, Dynamic Island for critical updates.
• Universal Links for deep linking.

Timeline

Simple app (10-15 screens) — 3 weeks. Complex (subscriptions, maps, offline) — 6-8 weeks.

Technical stack

• Language — Swift 6 with strict concurrency. Target iOS 16+ or 17+.
• UI framework — SwiftUI as primary, UIKit for areas where SwiftUI falls short (complex collections, custom text input).
• Architecture — MVVM with Observable, NavigationStack, async/await throughout.
• Dependencies — Swift Package Manager. CocoaPods skipped for new projects.
• Network — URLSession + async/await. Alamofire if complex scenarios needed.
• Local storage — SwiftData for new, Core Data for legacy. UserDefaults only for settings.
• Auth — Sign in with Apple (App Store mandatory), OAuth, biometric (Touch/Face ID).
• Push — APNs via provider (OneSignal, Firebase, or custom backend).
• Subscriptions — StoreKit 2 + RevenueCat or Adapty.
• Analytics — Firebase Analytics, Mixpanel, or PostHog pipeline.
• Crash reporting — Sentry or Firebase Crashlytics.
• Privacy Manifests — required since 2024. Describes all SDKs and reasons.
• CI/CD — Xcode Cloud, Fastlane, or GitHub Actions with macOS runner.
• Testing — XCTest for unit, XCUITest for UI, snapshot tests for regression.