iOS App Development Company
Native iOS in Swift, for apps that depend on what the device can do. The platform is pleasant to build for and strict about what it will publish, and both facts shape how we run the work.
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SwiftUI with UIKit where needed
SwiftUI for most screens, UIKit for the ones where it still behaves better — complex collection layouts, some text editing, fine-grained scroll control. Mixing them is normal practice, not a compromise.
Camera and media
AVFoundation with real control over capture: exposure, focus, format, multi-camera. The common reason an app has to be native rather than cross-platform.
Bluetooth and connected hardware
Core Bluetooth, including background connections and firmware updates over the air, which need specific background mode declarations and careful state restoration.
Location and background work
Core Location with the right authorisation level for the use, plus background modes declared honestly — App Review rejects background capability an app does not genuinely need.
Widgets and Live Activities
Home screen and Lock Screen widgets, and Live Activities for things the user is actively tracking. Separate targets with their own constraints on update frequency.
On-device intelligence
Core ML where a model should run locally for latency or because the data should not leave the device.
Payments and purchases
StoreKit for subscriptions and in-app purchase, Apple Pay for physical goods and services. Which applies is a policy question worth settling before the build.
Beyond the phone
iPad layouts that use the space rather than stretch into it, watchOS companions, and CarPlay where it applies. Each scoped separately.
Store requirements we build in rather than discover
These reject first submissions routinely and are all cheap to handle during development.
- In-app account deletion, required for any app that lets users create an account. A link to email support does not satisfy it.
- Sign in with Apple, generally required where you offer another third-party login such as Google.
- App Privacy answers that match what the binary actually transmits, including what analytics and crash reporting SDKs collect on your behalf.
- Permission usage strings that state the real reason, which reviewers read and assess.
- App Tracking Transparency where any tracking across apps or sites occurs.
- iPad behaviour, because reviewers test on iPad and a phone-only layout stretched to that size reads as unfinished.
- No placeholder content, no dead links, no features behind a "coming soon" label.
Common questions
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Describe the problem and we will come back with scope, timeline, and a rate. No obligation to proceed.
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