iPhone apps built to be used, not just shipped
A native iPhone app is the most direct relationship you can have with a customer: on their home screen, in their pocket, with their permission to notify them. We build secure, scalable iOS applications in Swift, from the first wireframe to App Store launch, and then we do the part most developers skip: we get it downloaded.
Native iOS, built for the Apple ecosystem
iPhone users expect an app to feel like Apple made it. That standard is met in native Swift or not at all.
Book a strategy session ($350)A good fit if you
- Have customers who expect to book, pay, track, or manage from their phone
- Need Face ID, Apple Pay, camera, location, or notifications working the way iPhone users expect
- Run a service, membership, or product where repeat use is the business model
- Want a secure app for staff, technicians, or field teams
- Already have a web platform and need the mobile experience to match
iPhone app development means building software specifically for iOS, using Apple's own languages and frameworks. Native apps are faster, more secure, and more reliable than web wrappers, and they have full access to what makes an iPhone useful: Face ID, Apple Pay, the camera, location, push notifications, and offline storage. They also pass App Store review, which wrappers increasingly don't.
We handle the complete lifecycle. Planning that defines what the app does for the business before a line is written. UI/UX designed to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines in your brand. Architecture chosen for where the product is going, not just where it starts. Development in Swift and SwiftUI. AI integration where it earns its place. Testing on real devices. App Store submission and the review process. Ongoing support and updates.
And because we're a marketing agency first, we build with the launch in mind: App Store listing optimization, install campaigns, and the analytics that tell you what users actually do once they're inside. An app nobody downloads is an expensive way to store code.
What we build for iPhone
Native iOS applications for customers, staff, and the field, delivered with the store listing and launch plan.
Tools and stack we work in
- Swift
- SwiftUI
- UIKit
- Xcode
- Core Data
- CloudKit
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Node.js
- Stripe
- Apple Pay
- TestFlight
- App Store Connect
Native Swift for the app, a modern cloud backend sized to your scale, and the Apple services that make an iPhone app feel like an iPhone app. We'll tell you plainly if React Native or a cross-platform stack is the better fit for your roadmap.
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Customer apps
Booking, ordering, accounts, payments, loyalty, and support in a native experience your customers keep on their home screen.
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Field and staff apps
Job management, photo capture, forms, signatures, and offline sync for technicians, inspectors, agents, and crews.
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Membership and subscription apps
Content, scheduling, and recurring billing through Apple's in-app purchase system, built for retention.
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Apple ecosystem integration
Face ID and Touch ID, Apple Pay, Sign in with Apple, Wallet passes, Siri Shortcuts, widgets, and Apple Watch companions.
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AI-powered features
On-device and cloud AI for search, recommendations, document capture, chat assistance, and personalization inside the app.
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Backend and APIs
Secure cloud backends, authentication, data sync, and integrations with your CRM, payments, and operations systems.
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App Store launch and growth
Listing optimization, screenshots and preview video, review handling, install campaigns, and in-app analytics.
iPhone apps that make sense for your business
Drawn from the industries we already serve, where a native app changes how customers and teams behave.
Home services and trades
Customer apps for booking and tracking, technician apps for job details, photos, and signatures, and maintenance-plan apps that drive repeat revenue.
Medical and aesthetic practices
Appointment booking, intake and consent forms, treatment plans, secure messaging, and loyalty programs within privacy requirements.
Insurance agencies
Policy access, ID cards in Wallet, claims photo capture, document upload, renewal reminders, and agent contact in one place.
Real estate
Listing search with saved alerts, showing scheduling, document signing, and transaction tracking for buyers and sellers.
Fitness, hospitality, and membership businesses
Class and reservation booking, memberships and passes, check-in, loyalty, and content delivery with recurring billing.
E-commerce and retail
Native shopping with Apple Pay, order tracking, push-driven promotions, and loyalty that outperforms a mobile website on every metric.
Why a marketing agency builds apps
Because we've watched businesses spend real money on apps that nobody found. The build was fine. The launch was a press release and hope. There was no store optimization, no install campaign, no plan for the first thirty days, and no analytics to learn from. Six months later the app had a few hundred downloads and a maintenance bill.
We build apps the way we run everything else: with the revenue model first. What the app has to do for the business, who has to download it, how they'll find it, and what has to happen inside it for the investment to pay back. Then we build it in Swift to Apple's standard, and we run the campaigns that fill it with users.
How we work
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Discovery and scope
What the app has to do for the business, who uses it, and what it replaces. We write the scope before we quote it, so the quote holds.
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Design and architecture
UI/UX in your brand, an architecture chosen for your roadmap, and a data model that won't need rebuilding in year two.
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Build and test
Sprint-based development, AI integration where it earns its place, and testing on real devices before submission.
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Launch and grow
Store submission, analytics, crash monitoring, and the part most dev shops skip: the marketing plan that gets it downloaded.
The same standards as everything else we do
You own the code and the IP
Repositories, store accounts, certificates, and design files are registered to you from day one.
Scoped before it's quoted
We write down what the app does before we tell you what it costs, so the number doesn't drift.
Senior people, always
The architect in the first call is the one reviewing every pull request.
Built to be marketed
We're the agency that also runs your app install campaigns, ASO, and launch. Most dev shops hand over the build and leave. It's how we work.
Complete lifecycle
Planning, UI/UX, architecture, development, AI integration, testing, deployment, and ongoing support under one roof.
Three languages
English, Spanish, and Portuguese in the UI, the store listing, and the support flow, for the markets where we operate.
Questions we get asked
It depends entirely on what the app does. A focused app with a handful of screens and a standard backend is a different project from one with payments, offline sync, and AI features. We scope in writing before we quote, and the quote holds. A strategy session is how we get to a number you can trust.
A focused first version typically takes three to five months from kickoff to App Store approval, including design, development, testing, and review. Larger apps are phased so a usable version launches early.
Native Swift when the app needs the best performance, deepest Apple integration, or the highest security. Cross-platform when you need iOS and Android on one budget and the app is mostly screens and data. We recommend based on your roadmap, not our preference.
Yes, including the developer account setup, listing, screenshots, review process, and any rejections that need resolving. We build to Apple's review guidelines from the start so the common reasons for rejection don't come up.
You do. The repository, the App Store account, the certificates, and the design files are registered to you from the start.
Monitoring, crash fixes, iOS version updates, and feature releases on a support plan. And, if you want it, the App Store optimization and install campaigns that keep new users arriving.
On their home screen. In your control.
Tell us what the app needs to do for the business and who has to use it. Thirty minutes gives you a straight answer on scope, stack, and what a launch actually takes.
Book a strategy session ($350)