iOS app development

How the work is done

We build interfaces in SwiftUI where it fits and use UIKit where a screen needs finer control. Data flows through a small set of observable models, networking sits behind protocols, and concurrency uses async/await so heavy work stays off the main thread.

Before the first TestFlight build we review privacy manifests, permission prompts and in-app purchase flows. These are the areas where App Review most often asks for changes, so we deal with them early rather than at submission.

What’s included

• SwiftUI and UIKit interfaces
• Swift Concurrency and a structured networking layer
• SwiftData or Core Data persistence
• VisionKit and AVFoundation for camera and document capture
• StoreKit 2 subscriptions and purchases
• Privacy manifest and App Tracking Transparency review
• XCTest unit and UI tests

What you receive

• Xcode project and source code in your repository
• TestFlight builds at every milestone
• An App Store Connect metadata checklist
• Handover notes on signing, certificates and build steps

How we measure quality

These are the measures we track and report on. Target values are agreed for each project rather than promised in advance.

• Crash rate in Xcode Organizer
• Launch time and hang rate
• Memory use on the oldest supported device
• VoiceOver accessibility audit results