Apple platforms
iOS app development for iPhone, in Swift
Swift and SwiftUI for iPhone, with App Store submission as a launch gate — not a stretched Android layout.
We build for iPhone and the App Store — native interaction, not a stretched Android layout. Ghost Mode is live on iOS and Android, with a shared core so the two apps stay in step. We recommend both platforms only when both are in the first release.
If the first release is Android-only, that is Android app development. If you need both stores in one project, that is mobile app development. A first slice in weeks is MVP development.
Delivery is remote from the Auckland studio. How we work from Auckland.
What you get
Swift and SwiftUI
The iOS UI stack we staff and ship.
App Store as a launch gate
We prepare the binary and listing. Approval is still Apple’s.
A shared core only when both phones matter
Ghost Mode uses KMP so iOS and Android do not drift. We will not force it on an iPhone-only v1.
Design in the same engagement
The first screen has to earn a tap.
iOS in the portfolio
Ghost Mode is the production app we publicly list on iOS.
FAQ
Can you submit to the App Store, and how long does it take?
Yes — submission is part of launch. Approval timing belongs to Apple. Build time is scoped in the proposal; dual-platform products may share a Kotlin Multiplatform core.
Will you take this if we also need Android in v1?
Yes — see mobile app development. We can sequence iOS first or ship both, depending on the proposal.
Planning an iOS app?
Share the job the iPhone app must do. We will tell you whether iOS-only or both platforms is the right v1.
