Build Premium Apps for iPhone & iPad

Native iOS gives you the best possible experience on Apple devices. You get full access to every Apple API — ARKit for augmented reality, Core ML for on-device AI, HealthKit for health data, HomeKit for smart home, CarPlay, Apple Watch complications, Dynamic Island, Live Activities, App Clips, and Siri integration. Performance is unmatched because Swift compiles to optimized machine code with no bridge or interpreter layer. Apple's review team also favors native apps for App Store features ("App of the Day" and editorial picks). If your primary audience is iPhone/iPad users, if performance and polish are critical, or if you need deep Apple ecosystem integration — go native. If you also need Android and budget is tight, cross-platform (React Native or Flutter) is a smart compromise — and we do that too.

A simple iOS app (5-10 screens, user authentication, basic API integration) costs $15,000-$35,000. A mid-range app with more features (e-commerce, payments, maps, push notifications, offline storage) runs $35,000-$80,000. A complex app with advanced features (real-time chat, video, AR, AI/ML, Apple Watch companion, multiple user roles) ranges from $80,000-$200,000+. These estimates include UI/UX design, Swift development, testing, and App Store submission. We also offer an Apple Developer Program enrollment ($99/year) setup service. We provide a detailed, fixed-price proposal before we start — so you know exactly what you are paying and what you are getting. No hourly surprises, no scope creep without your approval.

A simple MVP takes 6-10 weeks. A mid-complexity app takes 3-5 months. A feature-rich enterprise or consumer app takes 5-8 months. This includes UI/UX design (2-4 weeks), Swift development, API integration, testing on real devices, and App Store submission. Apple's App Store review typically takes 24-48 hours, though the first submission may take up to a week. We distribute TestFlight builds every sprint (every 2 weeks) so you can test the app on your own iPhone throughout development. We share a clear timeline with milestones before we start, and we stick to it. If a new iOS version drops mid-project (like every September), we adapt immediately.

Yes, all of them. Apple Pay integration with PassKit gives your users one-tap checkout with Face ID — dramatically increasing conversion rates (3x higher than manual credit card entry). For in-app purchases and subscriptions, we implement StoreKit 2 with server-side receipt validation, offer codes, introductory pricing (free trials, pay-as-you-go), grace periods for billing issues, and subscription management screens. We handle the full setup in App Store Connect — products, pricing tiers, tax categories, and entitlements. Apple takes a 15-30% commission on in-app purchases (15% for small businesses under $1M revenue). We also integrate with RevenueCat for cross-platform subscription management if you need Android as well. Every transaction is tested with Apple's sandbox environment before going live.

We know Apple's App Store Review Guidelines inside and out — so rejections are extremely rare with us. We proactively check for common rejection reasons: missing privacy policy, incomplete data collection disclosures, broken links, placeholder content, crashes, misleading metadata, and guideline violations (especially around payments, user-generated content, and data collection). If a rejection does happen, we resolve it fast. Apple provides a specific reason and guideline reference, and we fix and resubmit within 24-48 hours. We also handle App Review Board appeals when needed. Our track record: 95%+ first-submission approval rate. We design and build with Apple's rules in mind from day one, not as an afterthought.

Yes, and it is essential. Apple releases a new iOS version every September, and your app must stay compatible. We handle iOS version updates, Swift language migrations, deprecated API replacements, new device support (new iPhone screen sizes, foldables, etc.), security patches, performance optimization, bug fixes, and new feature development. We monitor crash rates with Firebase Crashlytics, track user analytics with Mixpanel or Amplitude, manage App Store Connect updates with proper release notes and phased rollouts, and keep your dependencies current. We also ensure your app takes advantage of new iOS features each year — widgets, Live Activities, StoreKit 2, App Intents — so it stays modern and competitive. Think of us as your permanent iOS team.