Why native Swift instead of React Native or Flutter?
Native Swift gives you the best performance, the best access to iOS hardware and system APIs, and the best user experience. Cross-platform frameworks make sense when you need Android too — for an iOS-only app, native is the right call.
Do you build the backend too?
Yes, when the app requires one. Most apps need an API layer, a database, and authentication. We scope and build that as part of the engagement so the app has a solid foundation — not a cobbled-together backend added as an afterthought.
What happens if Apple rejects the app?
We handle it. App Store review rejections are a normal part of the process — we understand the guidelines, we write the review notes correctly, and we address any issues. The engagement includes successful App Store approval, not just a build handed over.
How long does an iOS app take to build?
Most apps go from concept to App Store-ready in 8–12 weeks, depending on feature scope and whether a backend is required. We confirm the timeline during discovery, before any code is written.
Do you handle maintenance after launch?
Yes. iOS updates, bug fixes, and feature additions are handled post-launch, and a monthly maintenance plan is available. We don't do "we built it, good luck" handoffs.
What does it cost?
Cost depends on the feature set, whether a backend is needed, and ongoing maintenance — so there's no fixed price. We scope the build and give you a custom quote on a call.