Android app development
Native Kotlin Android apps for phones, tablets and rugged devices, on Google Play or deployed privately.
Apps needing to feel at home on iPhone and iPad, or using Face ID, Apple Pay or Pencil, are usually best native. We build in Swift, release publicly or privately, and update yearly with iOS.
Native apps, in Apple's own languages and frameworks, give the smoothest performance, fullest device access and expected Apple behaviour. We build, extend and modernise customer and staff apps.
Accounts, bookings, ordering, payments; Apple Pay, Sign in with Apple.
Inspections, clinical checklists, site reports, sales presentations; Apple Pencil where useful.
Camera, document scanning, barcodes, location, Bluetooth accessories, HealthKit with consent, notifications.
Key information without opening the app.
Swift, SwiftUI and UIKit, with Xcode, TestFlight and automated build pipelines. We also maintain Objective-C code and migrate it to Swift over time.
Apps fall behind: crashes after iOS updates, abandoned dependencies, departed developers. A written review of code, crash reports and store feedback lets you choose how far to go; we fix urgent problems, then modernise in stages while the app keeps working.
Apple Business Manager keeps internal apps out of the public App Store; a tool such as Microsoft Intune installs and configures them on company devices, and staff sign in through Entra ID or another identity provider. Our managed IT team aligns deployment with how devices are enrolled and secured.
Apple requires data disclosures, and some apps a privacy manifest; we prepare both from what the app actually collects. The Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 (NDPA) shapes collection; health data is sensitive personal data needing particular care (not legal advice). Mobile-first users on patchy connections get apps that cope with slow or interrupted networks.
Maintenance follows Apple's yearly iOS release and the store rule changes it brings. Android too? We build a matching native Android app, or discuss cross-platform. Managed-service clients can include the backend in 24/7 monitoring and support, with response targets in the service agreement.
New app: users, features, first release. Existing app: code quality, crashes, dependencies, store feedback.
Output: Discovery summary or technical review.
Screens following Apple's conventions and your brand, with a prototype tested with users.
Output: Approved designs and prototype.
Swift in short iterations, with TestFlight builds on real devices as features arrive.
Output: TestFlight builds.
Devices, iOS versions, accessibility and privacy disclosures checked; then App Store or private distribution.
Output: Released app.
Updates planned around each year's iOS release, current dependencies, action on crash reports.
Output: Maintenance plan, regular updates.
No package prices: estimates in naira from an agreed scope, taxes shown separately.
SwiftUI is our default for new screens: it is Apple's current direction and needs less code. UIKit still suits some complex screens and existing apps, and the two work together, so we mix them.
Yes. Apple Business Manager distributes custom apps privately to your organisation, usually with a device management tool such as Microsoft Intune. Apple's Enterprise Program is another route, with stricter eligibility.
Usually the current version and one or two before it, which covers most active devices; staff apps can match your devices. Older versions add testing cost, so we decide together.
Yes. We review and stabilise the code, then migrate screens to Swift gradually so the app keeps working. A full rewrite is recommended only when the review shows it is cheaper.
Native Kotlin Android apps for phones, tablets and rugged devices, on Google Play or deployed privately.
One iOS and Android codebase in Flutter, React Native or .NET MAUI, native only where needed.
One app from idea to App Store and Google Play, improved with evidence from real use.
Tell us what the app should do, who uses it and whether code exists. We will reply to arrange a conversation before anything is priced.