Native iOS App Development — Swift, UIKit, SwiftUI
Native iOS app development for the cases where platform-specific performance and APIs matter more than a shared codebase.
What this covers
- Swift, SwiftUI, and UIKit applications
- In-app purchases, AirPlay, and AVKit-based media features
- Test-driven development with XCTest
- TestFlight beta distribution and App Store deployment
When native iOS makes more sense than Flutter
- Deep integration with iOS-only APIs or hardware features
- Media-heavy apps where AVKit-level control over playback matters
- Teams already standardised on native iOS tooling and review processes
Past work
- RISE Fitness App — native iOS fitness app with AVKit and in-app purchases
- RQA Services — native field services app
Frequently asked questions
Do you build with SwiftUI or UIKit?+
Both, chosen based on the app — SwiftUI for new screens and faster iteration, UIKit where an existing app's architecture or specific controls require it.
Can you take an app through TestFlight and App Store review?+
Yes — beta distribution, review-readiness, and submission are part of the engagement.