How the work runs
The iOS side of a project is written in Swift and SwiftUI, with system features such as widgets, notifications and Shortcuts planned in from the start rather than bolted on. Test builds go out through TestFlight, so you and your testers install them like any other app.
App Store review is strict about privacy labels, account deletion, purchase flows and permission prompts. We prepare these parts with the build, which cuts down on rejected submissions and lost days.
What's included
- SwiftUI interface and navigation
- Local storage and iCloud sync where needed
- Widgets and notification actions
- In-app purchases with StoreKit 2
- Unit and UI tests
- App Store privacy labels and submission materials
What you receive
- TestFlight builds after each iteration
- Access to the source code repository during the project
- A list of App Store requirements checked before submission
- Release notes and build instructions
Languages behind it
Timelines and pricing are quoted per project after a discovery call.
Questions people ask
Do I need a Mac or developer account?
An Apple Developer account in your name is needed to publish. We handle the builds on our side.
Can you update an older iOS app?
Yes, including apps written in Objective-C.