iPhone apps

iPhone apps, built and kept running.

We design and build native iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps in Swift, plus the server they talk to. We take it through Apple's review and keep it working after each iOS update. You talk to the person writing the code.

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What we build

Customer apps

Booking, ordering, accounts, and members-only content.

Tools for your crew

Job lists, photos, checklists, and notes that sync to the office.

Push alerts

A tap on the lock screen when something needs attention.

Sign in with Apple

Accounts without another password, and a delete-my-account button Apple requires.

Subscriptions

In-app purchases, with each receipt checked by your own server.

Mac apps

Desktop tools that chew through a folder of files for you.

Apps we have built

These are our own products, not client apps. They show the kind of work we do.

DomainGuard for iPhone

iPhone and iPad

What it does: Watches a business's domains, email records, and SSL, and alerts when something changes.

Built in: Push alerts, a home screen widget, an App Clip, Sign in with Apple, and subscriptions verified by our server.

Sports photo batch app

Mac

What it does: Takes a season of youth sports photos and turns each one into a finished, layered Photoshop file.

Built in: Background removal with Apple's Vision framework, team overlays, and a watched folder that works as photos arrive.

Real estate photo app

iPhone and web

What it does: Merges bracketed listing photos into one HDR image.

Built in: Uploads from the phone, processing on our servers, and the finished photo sent back to the app.

Mandarin course

iPhone

What it does: Teaches tones and characters from zero.

Built in: Lessons and spoken audio for every word, built from cited public dictionaries.

How an app project runs

  1. Describe the job

    Who uses it, what they tap, and what it connects to.

  2. A written scope

    The screens, what we will and won't build, and a date.

  3. Test it on your phone

    You get test builds through Apple's TestFlight as we go.

  4. Review and launch

    We submit it under your developer account and handle Apple's questions.

Does it need to be an app?

Sometimes a better website does the job. We tell you which before you spend anything.

  • People would open it every week, not once a year.
  • It needs the phone itself: camera, location, alerts, or working with no signal.
  • Your business can own an Apple Developer account. Apple asks companies for a D-U-N-S number.
  • Someone will keep it updated when Apple ships a new iOS each year.
Web developmentPortals, integrations, and the server side of an app.Web designThe website your app's users will find first.Apple's enrollment rulesWhat a business needs for its own developer account.Apple's App Review GuidelinesThe rules every app is checked against.

Questions

Do you build Android apps?

We build native apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac in Swift. If you need Android too, say so on the call and we will tell you straight whether we are the right fit.

Who owns the app?

You do. It is published under your own Apple Developer account, and the code we write for you is yours.

Can the app work with my website?

Yes. Most apps need a server for accounts and data, and we build and host that too, so the app and your site can share the same customers.

How long does an app take?

It depends on the number of screens and what the app connects to. You get a date in the written scope before any work starts.

What if Apple rejects it?

It happens, usually over something small like a missing account delete option. We read Apple's reason, fix it, and send it back.

Have an app in mind?

Tell us what it should do. We call to talk it through, then send a written quote.

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