Cross-Platform Mobile Apps
We own the app, or work alongside your team
Based in: St. Petersburg, FL
We build cross-platform mobile apps from a single codebase that runs on both iOS and Android. That means one team, one set of logic, and one place to fix a bug, instead of two separate native apps that drift apart over time. Your users get an app that feels native on their device, and you get software that is far easier to maintain.
- iOS and Android from one shared codebase
- Native device features: camera, location, push notifications, offline
- App Store and Google Play submission handled for you
- Shared logic with your web app where it makes sense
- Clean, documented code your team can own after launch
One codebase, both app stores
We build with our own engineers in the United States. You choose how we work. We can own the app from planning through store approval, or work alongside your project manager and fit into your process. The same team stays with you the whole way.
A shared codebase does not mean a stripped-down app. We wire in the device features your app needs, including camera, location, push notifications, and offline support, and we handle the App Store and Google Play submissions so your launch does not stall on process.
Because our approach shares logic across platforms, your mobile app can sit on the same foundation as your web app. One codebase can serve web, iOS, and Android at once, which keeps your product consistent and cheaper to run as it grows.
See how we build: EVDC
EVDC is the clearest example of how we build. We put this EV charging platform on a single Capacitor codebase that delivers the web app, the iOS app, and the Android app at the same time, maintained by one team. Drivers get a native mobile experience, and the client avoids paying to build and maintain three separate products.