Mobile App Development
Company in the USA

Our MVPs reach the App Store and Google Play in 10 to 14 weeks. Growth-stage apps take four to seven months, and enterprise platforms roll out in phases over six to twelve months. Clients install a working build at the end of every two-week sprint, so progress is visible long before launch day.

Encrypted storage, certificate pinning, and role-based access go into the architecture before the first sprint. Every build passes automated OWASP MASVS scans, and enterprise apps receive a penetration test before release. Our compliance desk maps each data flow to HIPAA, PCI DSS, CCPA, and the state privacy laws that apply to the app’s users.

We build native apps in Swift and Kotlin and cross-platform apps in Flutter, React Native, or Kotlin Multiplatform, with backends on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. Our engineers connect apps to Salesforce, SAP, Epic, ServiceNow, Workday, and custom databases through versioned APIs. The final stack recommendation comes during discovery, based on features, budget, and long-term maintenance.

Yes. Our release team manages App Store and Google Play submission, including privacy labels, screenshots, and responses to reviewer questions. Employee apps go out privately through Apple Business Manager, Managed Google Play, Intune, or Jamf, and we help each client obtain the D-U-N-S number Apple requires for an organization account.

Yes. We sign a mutual NDA before the first detailed conversation, and every engineer on the project signs an individual confidentiality and IP assignment agreement. The master services agreement then transfers all source code, designs, and intellectual property to the client.

Clients get direct access to our Jira board, a shared Slack channel, and the GitHub repository from week one. The delivery lead sends a weekly report on progress, risks, and budget, and a sprint demo every two weeks shows new features running on real devices.

We bring 13+ years of mobile engineering, 5,000+ delivered apps, and a San Diego office that manages every US engagement. Our in-house design studio, AI engineers, and compliance specialists work on the same team. Clients deal with one accountable partner from planning through post-launch support.

Private, lightweight tasks such as summaries and smart replies run on the phone through Apple Foundation Models or Gemini Nano, which keeps data on the device and avoids per-request fees. Heavier work, such as answering questions from company documents, goes to GPT, Claude, or Gemini through a secure backend with usage caps and response caching. Each AI feature ships only after it passes accuracy tests on the client’s real data.

Fixed price works best when the feature list is settled, as it usually is for an MVP. Time and materials suit products whose priorities shift with user feedback. Dedicated teams and staff augmentation fit companies with long roadmaps or in-house teams that lack iOS, Android, or AI skills, and our consultants recommend a model on the first call.

Yes. Our backend engineers build versioned APIs and middleware that sync the app with Salesforce, SAP, Epic, ServiceNow, and custom databases. Integration contracts are signed off during the planning phase.

Every change request receives a written estimate for cost and timeline before work begins. Clients approve or defer each change, so the budget never shifts without sign-off.

Yes. Our bilingual interfaces format dates, prices, and addresses for each locale, and store listings run in both languages. Users switch languages in one tap.