iOS app development

The first version is always too big

Most app projects start with a feature list that would take a year to build. Months pass, budgets stretch and the app launches late with features nobody uses. Meanwhile, the one thing users needed most did not get enough attention.

We cut the first version down to what users need at launch, and write the rest onto a second list. Each build goes to your phone through TestFlight every week or two, so you see progress and can change direction early, when it is cheap.

App Store review is part of the project

First-time apps are often rejected, and the reasons are usually predictable: missing privacy explanations, a login wall without a demo account for reviewers, in-app purchases handled outside Apple's system, or an app that does too little to justify being an app.

We plan for review from the start. Privacy labels are filled in based on what the app actually collects, reviewers get test credentials and clear notes, and purchases follow Apple's rules. If a rejection still happens, we handle the reply and resubmission.

Ownership matters too. The developer account, certificates and code all belong to your company. If you change developers later, the app moves with you, not with us.

• Privacy labels matching real data collection
• Reviewer notes and demo accounts prepared
• In-app purchases following Apple's rules
• Developer account and code in your name