Swift on iPhone, Kotlin on Android. Two codebases because each platform deserves its own — and because users feel the difference even when they cannot name it.
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Each platform's official tools. When the system ships a new component you can use it that day, not when an intermediate framework decides to support it.
Notifications that arrive
Native push configured in both stores, with delivery testing. The gap between a reminder that lands and one that vanishes is revenue.
Works without signal
Cached data and sync when the connection returns. The app does not go blank in a lift.
Store publishing
We handle signing, certificates, store listings and the review process — including rejections, which happen. The accounts stay in your company's name.
Backend included
API, admin panel and integrations built alongside the app, not by a different team afterwards.
OS updates
iOS and Android change every year and what was correct becomes wrong. That is covered by evolutionary maintenance.
This is the technical decision that sets us apart the most, and the one that most needs explaining. It is not a preference — it is a consequence.
Performance
Scrolling, animation and launch respond instantly. Users cannot articulate what is wrong with a hybrid app, but they feel it and use it less.
Device access
Camera, sensors, biometrics, wallet and widgets without waiting for someone to write the bridge. What the OS offers, the app uses.
Store approval
Fewer grounds for rejection. An app that is just a wrapped website is among Apple's most common reasons to refuse one.
Lifespan
It does not depend on an intermediate framework staying maintained. It depends on Apple and Google, who are not going away.
Two native platforms cost more than one hybrid codebase. They cost less than rebuilding everything when the hybrid one gives out.
From €3,600
2 to 3 months
One platform only. You can start with one and add the other later — the backend is built for both from the outset.
From €6,000
3 to 5 months
Both platforms, with authentication, notifications, backend and store publishing. The most common case.
Added to the quote
in phases
In-app payments, maps, full offline operation, or integration with hardware or an internal system.
Publishing to the App Store and Google Play requires developer accounts belonging to your company. We help you create them, but they stay in your name — it is your app.
A reply within 24 business hours, from the person who will build it.
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