Apple's review process rejects apps for reasons that have nothing to do with whether the code works — privacy strings, account deletion, payment rules, incomplete metadata. We build to those rules from the start, which is why our submissions usually clear on the first attempt.
We develop native iOS apps in Swift and SwiftUI, sized correctly for iPhone and iPad, and take responsibility for the whole path: design, build, TestFlight distribution to your reviewers, store submission and the update cycle afterwards.
Simple iOS apps from $1,799. Apps with backend, payments and multiple roles typically run $4,000–$10,000.
Modern iOS apps following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, with proper support for dark mode, dynamic type and the current iOS release.
Layouts that use the larger screen properly rather than stretching a phone interface, including split view and multitasking support.
Internal tools distributed through TestFlight or Apple Business Manager for teams that do not need a public listing.
BLE and Wi-Fi provisioning, live readings and device control for IoT products, built alongside the firmware by the same team.
Bundle IDs, certificates, provisioning, privacy nutrition labels, screenshots, listing copy and the review process handled end to end.
Annual iOS version compatibility, deprecated API migration, crash monitoring and feature releases under a support plan.
We pick tools that are well documented, widely supported and possible to hire for. Nothing here will leave you stranded if you change vendors in three years.
We document requirements and agree what is in and out before quoting.
Wireframes then visual design, signed off screen by screen.
Two-week sprints with a live staging link and a written progress note.
QA, deployment, handover and 90 days of free bug fixing.
Yes — an individual or organisation account costs USD 99 a year, paid directly to Apple. We guide you through enrolment and then publish from your account so you own the listing.
We handle the response and resubmission at no extra cost. Rejections are usually about metadata, privacy declarations or account deletion rules, all of which we address before the first submission.
Yes. Either natively for both, or in Flutter with one codebase. We will show you the cost difference for your specific feature list before you decide.
Typically 24 to 48 hours once submitted. Build the review window into your launch date — we plan for a week to be safe.
Send us a short brief. You will have a written scope, a timeline and a price within one business day.