Should I build native iOS or use Flutter/React Native?+
Native Swift makes sense when you need deep integration with iOS-specific frameworks (ARKit, HealthKit, advanced camera APIs), the absolute best performance for graphics-heavy apps, or you're iOS-only with no Android plans. If you need both iOS and Android and don't have an iOS-specific hardware dependency, Flutter or React Native usually gets you there faster and cheaper. We'll recommend honestly based on your actual requirements.
Do you build for both iPhone and iPad?+
Yes. We design and build adaptive layouts using Auto Layout and SwiftUI that work properly across iPhone and iPad screen sizes, rather than just stretching an iPhone layout onto a bigger screen.
Do you use SwiftUI or UIKit?+
It depends on the project and minimum iOS version you need to support. SwiftUI is our default for new projects targeting iOS 15+, since it's faster to build and maintain. We use UIKit when supporting older iOS versions or working within an existing UIKit codebase.
How long does App Store review take, and do you handle it?+
Apple's review typically takes 24–48 hours, though it can take longer for apps with complex permissions or first-time submissions. We handle the entire submission process, including App Store screenshots, metadata, and responding to any reviewer feedback if changes are requested.
Can you integrate with HealthKit, ARKit, or other iOS-specific frameworks?+
Yes. We have experience with HealthKit for health and fitness apps, Core Location for location-based features, and camera/AR frameworks for apps needing augmented reality. These deep iOS integrations are one of the main reasons to choose native Swift over a cross-platform framework.
How much does native iOS app development cost?+
A simple iOS app typically costs $8,000–$20,000. A mid-complexity app with backend integration, push notifications, and in-app purchases usually runs $20,000–$50,000. Apps requiring deep iOS-specific framework integration (HealthKit, ARKit) or complex offline sync can run higher depending on scope.
Native Swift
iOS & Android
iOS & Android