Built for the store, not just the demo.Every release reviewed before it ships.

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AppDevelopment

Most apps launch once.The good ones ship every month after.

Native where it earns its place, cross-platform where it doesn't — iOS and Android apps built to a real release process, with the backend, the notifications and the analytics wired in from day one rather than bolted on after launch.

Flutter
Swift
Kotlin
Firebase
Android Studio
  1. iOS & Android Apps

    Native where the platform's own conventions matter — the parts of the app that have to feel like they belong on the phone.

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  2. Cross-Platform (Flutter)

    One codebase for both platforms where the app doesn't need native performance, so a feature ships once instead of twice.

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  3. App UI/UX Design

    Screens designed against real device sizes and real thumb reach, not a desktop mockup resized down.

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  4. Backend & API Development

    The server side of the app — auth, data, payments — built to hold up once the app is actually installed on phones you don't control.

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  5. Push Notifications & Analytics

    Wired in from the first build, not bolted on after launch when you realise you can't see what users are doing.

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  6. App Store Deployment & Support

    Listings, review compliance and the update cycle handled, so a rejected build doesn't sit blocking a release for a week.

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  1. 01

    Scope

    What the app has to do, native or cross-platform, and what the first release genuinely needs versus what can wait.

  2. 02

    Design

    Real screens at real device sizes, tested on the phones your users actually carry rather than the newest one.

  3. 03

    Build

    Backend and app built together, so the API is not guessed at and then reworked once the screens exist.

  4. 04

    Ship

    Store listings, review and release — then the update cycle, which is where most apps actually earn their keep.

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release.md
# v1.2 release checklist ## Before submit- Crash-free sessions -> above 99.5%- Tested on -> oldest supported OS + newest device- Push certificates -> renewed, not expiring this cycle ## Store listing- Screenshots -> match the build being submitted- Review notes -> test account included <!-- rejected builds go back to Build, not to Design -->

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