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Mobile applications

We build mobile applications that remain reliable in the hands of users on the move. From public store apps on iOS and Android to enterprise field tooling, we deliver high-performance applications designed to work under weak network signals, integrate seamlessly with hardware features, and ship with crash reporting and analytics from day one.

Service Summary

Bilingual iOS and Android apps utilizing shared codebases for efficiency, native paths where performance counts, with offline syncing built-in.

Problems Solved

Mobile apps often fail due to poor offline signal handling, high battery drain, memory leaks, and complicated store deployment processes.

Who it is for

This service is built for product teams launching consumer services, operational businesses requiring a dedicated tool for field staff (such as logistics coordinators or site inspectors), and brands establishing loyalty programs. We help you choose the right approach - cross-platform or native - depending on your technical requirements and long-term maintenance resources.

Scope of work

Our mobile development process covers the entire app lifecycle, from device compatibility design to successful publishing and post-launch maintenance.

  • Cross-Platform and Native Builds: We build using React Native or Flutter to target both iOS and Android from a single codebase, saving development cost. For high-performance graphics, complex Bluetooth tasks, or system-level services, we write native Swift or Kotlin code.
  • Offline-First Synchronization: We implement local storage layers (using SQLite or WatermelonDB) to let the app work without an internet connection. When the device goes online, the app runs structured sync cycles that resolve conflicts without losing user data.
  • Hardware and System Integration: We integrate camera functions for barcode scanning, GPS tracking for geolocation, push notifications for user alerts, and biometrics (Face ID/Touch ID) for secure and fast login experiences.
  • Automated Store Publishing Pipelines: We set up automated build pipelines using Fastlane to sign, package, and upload builds directly to TestFlight and Google Play Console. This simplifies beta testing and ensures that release day runs smoothly.

Our Engineering Approach

We build native-quality apps with cross-platform frameworks, write clean native bridges when hardware access requires, and deploy using automated Fastlane pipelines.

Core stack

We develop cross-platform apps using React Native or Flutter with TypeScript/Dart. For native elements, we use Swift (iOS) and Kotlin (Android). We implement local persistence using SQLite or WatermelonDB and secure communications via HTTPS/WSS. Stability metrics are tracked using Firebase Crashlytics, and build distribution is automated with Fastlane.

The process

We follow a structured mobile development workflow to deliver stable, high-performance apps that pass store reviews.

1. Device and Signal AuditWe analyze the devices and operating systems your target audience uses and audit network conditions. We design how the application behaves when signal strength drops, defining what data is stored locally and what queries are deferred so that the app remains usable in any environment.
2. Contract and Architecture DesignWe design the app architecture to keep business logic separate from UI render states. We draft API schemas and sync contracts, agreeing on how conflicts are resolved (such as server-wins or client-wins) before writing code. This avoids runtime sync errors later.
3. Beta Testing and Device VerificationWe deliver working builds to your phone early using TestFlight or Firebase App Distribution. We test the app on physical devices (not just simulators) to verify memory usage, battery drain, and thermal behavior under continuous operation, ensuring that the app remains fast and lightweight.
4. Store Submission and MonitoringWe manage the submission, metadata preparation, and review processes on both Apple App Store and Google Play Console. Once live, we monitor app stability using real-time crash reporting (such as Firebase Crashlytics) to capture and resolve errors before users post bad reviews.

Typical timeline

A typical custom mobile application takes 12 to 20 weeks to go from initial concept to store launch. Discovery takes 2 weeks, active development cycles take 8 to 14 weeks (including API integration), and the final store submission, regression testing, and review process takes 2 to 4 weeks.

Engagement models

We provide flexible engagement models depending on whether you require a full product team or targeted sprint delivery.

See approved engagement models and starting ranges

Action Promise

Discuss your iOS or Android app vision with Lumi and let our team map out a structured roadmap for store deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should we build native (Swift/Kotlin) or cross-platform (React Native/Flutter)?

For 90% of business applications, cross-platform (React Native or Flutter) is the best choice because it lets you target both iOS and Android from a single codebase, reducing initial cost and ongoing maintenance. We only recommend native Swift or Kotlin for apps that require high-performance rendering, complex 3D graphics, or advanced system integrations.

Who sets up and owns the App Store developer accounts?

You must set up and own the Apple and Google Developer accounts. We guide you through the enrollment process step-by-step. This ensures that you maintain full ownership of your app listing, distribution rights, and customer reviews. We only request developer access to sign and upload the builds.

How does the app behave when there is no internet connection?

We build our apps to be offline-friendly. The application stores vital database records, drafts, and media locally. Users can continue filling out forms, viewing cached information, and performing tasks. Once a connection is detected, the app automatically syncs the offline changes to the server in the background.

How do you test the app on different mobile phones?

We use a combination of simulated devices and physical hardware testing. We focus physical testing on a representative set of devices covering popular screen sizes, aspects, OS versions, and hardware specifications (low-end to high-end Android, and recent iPhone models) to verify real-world performance.

How do you handle application security and data privacy?

We secure the mobile app by storing sensitive data (such as login tokens) in the device's secure hardware enclave (iOS Keychain and Android Keystore). We enforce SSL pinning to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks, encrypt all data stored locally, and implement session timeouts to protect user access.

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