Native iOS, watchOS, and tvOS applications built by senior engineers who understand Apple's platform deeply, not just its syntax.
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Production iOS applications built with Swift 6, SwiftUI, and modern Apple frameworks. MVVM architecture, async/await concurrency, and accessibility built in from the start. Apps that pass App Store review on the first submission and perform well on both current and older iPhones.
SwiftUI for new features and screens. UIKit when you need fine-grained control or are working within an existing codebase. We know when each is the right choice and how to combine them in the same project. SwiftUI's declarative model speeds development by 30-40% for standard UI patterns.
Swift companion apps for Apple Watch and Apple TV that extend your iOS app's value. WatchKit and SwiftUI for watchOS, TVUIKit and focus-based navigation for tvOS. Shared business logic with your iOS app through Swift packages to avoid duplicating code across platforms.
Migrate Objective-C codebases to Swift incrementally. Refactor UIKit apps to SwiftUI. Update architectures from MVC to MVVM with Combine or async/await. Swift and Objective-C interoperate fully, so migration happens screen by screen without breaking the build. Most modernization projects complete in 3-6 months.
Server-side Swift using Vapor for teams that want a unified language across iOS and backend. REST APIs, WebSocket services, and database integrations. Best suited for teams where iOS engineers also own backend services and want to share models and validation logic between client and server.
App Clips for lightweight, instant experiences without a full install. WidgetKit for home screen and Lock Screen widgets that keep your app present in users' daily routine. Live Activities for real-time updates on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. These features increase engagement without requiring users to open the full app.
Apple designs its platforms as integrated systems. We build apps that take advantage of that: Handoff between iPhone and Mac, Siri Shortcuts for voice access, WidgetKit for home screen presence, and SharePlay for collaborative features. These integrations turn a good app into one users rely on daily.
SwiftUI is the future of Apple UI development. We adopt it aggressively for new projects and new screens in existing apps. But we are pragmatic: some patterns still work better in UIKit, and forcing SwiftUI into every corner creates worse outcomes. We choose the right tool per screen.
Swift 6's strict concurrency model eliminates entire categories of bugs. We adopt actors, sendable types, and structured concurrency from day one. The code compiles with strict concurrency checking enabled, not just in permissive mode. This catches threading issues at build time instead of 3 AM production crashes.
VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and high-contrast support are not afterthoughts. SwiftUI makes many accessibility features automatic, but proper implementation still requires intentional design: meaningful labels, logical navigation order, and appropriate semantic groupings.
Every iOS project ships with clean architecture, documented decisions, CI/CD pipelines (Xcode Cloud or GitHub Actions), and fastlane scripts. Your team takes full ownership. No proprietary tools, no hidden dependencies, no lock-in.
Define screens, user flows, and technical approach. Choose between SwiftUI-first or UIKit-based architecture. If you have an existing app, we audit the codebase and identify modernization priorities. Deliverable: technical spec, architecture diagram, and Figma wireframes.
Build a custom SwiftUI component library that implements your brand's design language. SF Symbols integration, Dynamic Type support, and dark mode from the start. Components tested in isolation with SwiftUI Previews and snapshot tests.
Sprint-based Swift development with TestFlight builds for real-device testing throughout. Weekly demos. SwiftUI Previews and hot reload keep feedback loops tight. Internal builds distributed via TestFlight to stakeholders for continuous validation.
Testing across iPhone, iPad, and target Apple platforms. UI tests, performance profiling with Instruments (Time Profiler, Memory Graph), and accessibility audits. App Store submission with optimized metadata, screenshots, and App Store Connect configuration.
Bug fixes, iOS/watchOS compatibility updates, feature development, and App Store policy compliance. Ongoing monitoring with crash analytics. App Store review management for updates.
Full-time on your project, integrated into your team. Engineers proficient in Swift 6, SwiftUI, UIKit, and modern Apple platform APIs. Deep understanding of App Store guidelines and review processes.
iOS + backend + QA for a complete mobile team. Architecture, implementation, testing, and App Store deployment covered.
Fixed scope, milestone-based delivery. Defined specs, agreed milestones, and transparent pricing.
Talk directly with engineers, not sales. We will assess fit and give honest next steps.
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Swift iOS app development costs vary by complexity. Simple apps with standard UI run $15,000 to $40,000. Mid-complexity apps (e-commerce, social, data-heavy) range from $40,000 to $120,000. Enterprise iOS apps with offline support, SSO, compliance features, and Apple Watch companion apps run $120,000 to $350,000+. Dedicated Swift developer hiring starts at $3,500/month. Final cost depends on features, integrations, and Apple platform targets.