Mobile Apps
Android and iOS apps that work offline and get smarter with AI
We build cross-platform and native mobile apps with AI-assisted engineering, add on-device and cloud AI features, and handle store release, analytics and support.
One codebase where it fits, native where it counts
Most business apps do not need two separate codebases. A cross-platform app shares one codebase across Android and iOS, which cuts build and maintenance time, and AI coding assistants speed up the repetitive parts further. When an app depends on heavy graphics, background processing or newer device features, we write those parts natively.
Our recent apps include Vaseela, a food donation app for Android and iOS; Outill, which matches people with skilled tradespeople by location; and the mobile apps for Colaraz and the Farsh furniture marketplace. All four are hybrid apps built with Ionic and Angular.
How we build
We recommend an approach after looking at your features, your team and your budget.
Ionic + Angular
- Shares code and skills with Angular web apps
- Our most used stack for business apps
React Native
- Native UI components with a React codebase
- A good fit if your web app runs on React
Flutter
- Consistent custom UI on both platforms
- Smooth animations and fast rendering
Swift + Kotlin
- Full native apps or native modules
- For device-heavy and performance-critical features
AI features for mobile
We run simple models on the device for speed and privacy, and call cloud models when a task needs more capability.
In-app assistant
A chat assistant that answers questions from your own content, orders or account data, with limits on what it can see and do.
Camera and scan
Read receipts, invoices, ID cards, barcodes and meter readings with the camera, and turn them into structured data in the app.
Voice input
Let field staff and customers speak instead of type, including in Urdu and Arabic, with transcripts that fill forms or create tasks.
On-device processing
Text recognition, classification and translation that run on the phone, so they work offline and keep sensitive data on the device.
Built for real-world conditions
Users lose signal, switch phones and ignore updates. We plan for that.
- Offline-first storage with background sync and conflict handling
- Push notifications and deep links
- Secure storage for tokens and personal data
- Product analytics and crash reporting from day one
- Support for older Android devices and low-bandwidth networks
- Right-to-left layouts for Urdu and Arabic
From idea to app store
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Discovery
We define users, core journeys and must-have features, and decide between cross-platform and native for each part of the app.
Mobile app questions
Still have questions?
Talk to a business developer directly. We usually reply within an hour during working hours.
For most business apps, cross-platform with Ionic, React Native or Flutter is the better value, because one codebase serves both platforms. We suggest native when the app relies on heavy graphics, complex background work or device features that cross-platform tools handle poorly.
Have an app idea or an app that needs work?
Tell us who will use it and what it must do. We will recommend an approach and outline the first release.