iOS: from mockup to the App Store in 6 weeks
We build natively in Swift and SwiftUI: 120 fps, Apple Pay, Face ID, HealthKit, with no bridges or wrappers, which is where the speed and stability come from. An MVP core costs from $9,900, with an App Store release in about 6 weeks, and in 95% of cases the app passes review on the first try, because we read Apple's guidelines before a rejection, not after. The full route is in our guide to iOS app development.
We design the interface to the Human Interface Guidelines; that's what our UX/UI design service covers, from prototype to design system. If you also need a Google Play version, it's cheaper to plan both platforms at once: see Android app development, and for the overall workflow from idea to release, our article on the stages of app development.
Native isn't always the right answer. Our own product, MarchTracker, is live on the App Store and Google Play, and it's built cross-platform; we suggest native Swift only where it's really needed. If your product needs both platforms at once and doesn't depend on AR, ML or deep integration with the Apple ecosystem, one codebase is cheaper: mobile app development, Flutter or React Native. To see the difference in money, run the numbers in the app cost calculator.







