Designed to feel at home on iPhone
Layouts, gestures and text sizes that follow what iPhone owners already expect, including larger text and dark mode.
iPhone app development
An iPhone app, built and put on the App Store.
We design it, build it and the server behind it, test it on your own phone, and take it through Apple’s review. One team for all of it, and a written price before any work starts.
Why it takes more than the screens
Apple turns away almost one submission in four.
In 2025 Apple reviewed 9.1 million app submissions and rejected 2.1 million of them. By its own account, more than 40% of unresolved review problems come down to a single rule, App Completeness: the app crashed, still showed placeholder text, or the reviewer couldn’t sign in.
None of that is about your idea. It’s preparation, and it’s the part we handle.
9.1Msubmissions reviewed by Apple in 2025
23%of them rejected
40%+of unresolved issues: the app wasn’t complete
48his how fast Apple reviews 90% of submissions
What you’d get
An app, and everything that makes it a real one.
A working version on your own phone
You install real builds through Apple’s TestFlight as we go, so you are never judging from pictures.
Sign-in, including with Apple
Customers sign in with their email or their Apple account, and see only what is theirs.
Notifications
Reminders and updates that arrive even when the app is closed.
App Store submission
The listing, the screenshots, the privacy answers and the review itself, handled by us.
Android when you want it
One codebase, so an Android version is the same project and not a second bill.
The part nobody sees
An app on one phone is a prototype. What turns it into something customers can install and rely on is everything in this list, and it is most of the work. See what it takes ›
- An Apple developer account in your business’s name
- A server and database that hold the real data
- Certificates and signing, renewed every year
- A rebuild with Apple’s current tools each spring
How a project goes
- 1
Talk
A free call. You describe the problem in your own words, and we tell you honestly whether software is the answer.
- 2
Proposal
A written scope, timeline and price before any work starts.
- 3
Build
We design, code and test in phases. You see working software at the end of each one.
- 4
Launch
We put it live: app stores, hosting, domains, the lot.
- 5
Keep it running
Monthly maintenance if you want it: updates, fixes and regular reviews.
Before you ask
How long does Apple’s review take?
Apple says it typically reviews at least half of submissions in under 24 hours and 90% in under 48. We plan the launch date around that, prepare what reviewers ask for, and answer them if they come back with questions.
Do I need a Mac or a developer account?
You need an Apple developer account in your business’s name, which costs $99 a year in the US and which we help you open. You don’t need a Mac: you test on your own iPhone.
Can the app take payments?
Yes. What you sell decides how. Physical goods and services you deliver in person use ordinary card payments; digital goods used inside the app generally go through Apple’s own purchase system. We tell you which applies before we start.
Will there be an Android version?
When you want one. The app is written so the Android version comes from the same code, not from a second project.
What happens when a new iPhone system comes out?
Every autumn Apple releases a new version, and every spring it requires uploads to be built with its newest tools. An app nobody maintains eventually can’t be updated. Monthly maintenance covers this, or you can ask us when it’s needed.