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Mobile App Development

For companies that need iOS and Android apps connected to a real backend. The goal is to build mobile apps that share product logic with the web platform while still respecting native mobile UX and performance. The work is practical: product shape, database, auth, payments, mobile, SEO, and deployment all have to fit together.

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Built for real product work, not demo software

Built mobile surfaces for startup products using React Native, Expo, Capacitor, and native iOS/Android patterns. The search intent here is not just hiring a coder. It is finding someone who can connect product, revenue, operations, and engineering decisions.

  • driver apps
  • operator apps
  • customer booking flows
  • field team tools
  • mobile dashboards

How the work is scoped

identify which flows must be native-first

design offline, notification, camera, location, and payment needs early

connect mobile screens to the same API and database model as the web app

test core flows on real mobile screen sizes before launch

Technologies used where they fit

React NativeExpoCapacitorSwiftUIJetpack ComposeTypeScriptREST APIs

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Questions before starting

+Do you build cross-platform apps or native apps?

Both are possible. Expo or React Native is usually best for shared product speed, while SwiftUI or Kotlin can be used when a native feature or performance requirement makes it worth it.

+Can the mobile app share the same backend as the website?

Yes. The preferred approach is one backend with role-aware APIs used by web, mobile, worker, and admin surfaces.

+Do you handle App Store and Play Store readiness?

The app can be built with store requirements in mind, including permissions, metadata, privacy answers, screenshots, and release checks.

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