The application must work reliably across different devices, operating system versions, screen sizes, networks and usage scenarios. That is why we treat mobile and desktop development as a full engineering task, not simply as moving an interface to another platform.
We help you choose the right approach to development: separate native applications for each platform, common logic for iOS and Android, or a desktop product for Windows, macOS and Linux. We design architecture, integrations, notifications, analytics, updates, publishing and post-release support.
What we work on
Native development for iOS and Android
The native approach is chosen when the product must deeply use the capabilities of the device: camera, Bluetooth, geolocation, background processes, biometrics, push notifications, working with files or specific functions of the operating system.
This format gives more control over performance, stability, application life cycle and behavior on different versions of iOS and Android.
One app for iOS and Android
If a product needs to be released quickly on both mobile platforms, it's often a good idea to develop a common logic and interface for iOS and Android. This reduces duplication of work and facilitates subsequent support.
This approach works well for user accounts, service apps, internal tools, MVPs and products with forms, feeds, chats, notifications and API integrations. At the same time, we identify early where a platform-specific implementation is needed.
Desktop applications
We develop desktop applications for Windows, macOS and Linux when the product needs local capabilities: work with files, background processes, system notifications, integration with hardware or stable operation outside the browser.
We pay special attention to installation, auto-updates, assembly signing, working with local data, security and application behavior in different operating systems.
Publication in the App Store and Google Play
We accompany the application to publication: we prepare assemblies, certificates, application pages, screenshots, privacy policies and technical requirements of stores.
We also help with test releases, phased launch, handling review comments and preparing updates after the first publication.
Push notifications
We design notifications as part of communication with the user: personal events, system messages, reminders, statuses, recommendations and marketing campaigns. It's not just about sending a message, it's about making it relevant and manageable.
We provide settings for the frequency, topics and types of notifications, audience segmentation and different implementation approaches depending on the task: from simple service messages to marketing scenarios with personalization, analytics and transitions to the desired application screen.
Data, offline mode and sync
For many applications, it is critical that the user does not lose work due to an unstable network. We consider local data storage, caching, action queues, repeated requests, synchronization conflicts, and clear interface states.
Integrations and analytics
Applications often work in conjunction with backend, CRM, ERP, payment services, maps, chats, authorization and analytics systems. We design API contracts, error handling, logging, analytics events, and application stability monitoring.
Security
We take into account secure storage of tokens, work with sessions, TLS, biometric authentication, local data protection, access rights control and minimization of sensitive information on the client side.
Stages of development
Timeline and scope estimate
The estimate depends on platforms, development type, integrations, offline logic, push notifications, design requirements, security and the publishing process. For complex products, we recommend starting with the design of key scenarios and technical architecture.
After that, you can plan development in stages: base version, integrations, testing on devices, preparation for release, publishing and further updates.
