Analytics and prototype
Scenarios, screens, requirements and MVP plan.
iOS
iOS app development with Swift and SwiftUI
Native iOS apps for business: MVP, prototype, Firebase, REST API, authentication, TestFlight, App Store and support.
What is included
Swift/SwiftUI
Native development, MVVM and UIKit when needed.
Integrations
REST API, JSON, Firebase, auth and sync.
Release
Testing, optimization and App Store publishing support.
Formats
MVP
6-8 weeks to validate the product.
Business app
CRM, ERP, logistics, dashboards and internal tools.
Complex solution
Subscriptions, fintech, marketplace, realtime and scaling.
Quick facts
MVP
6-8 weeks for first version
Stack
Swift · SwiftUI · MVVM · Firebase
Release
App Store support included
The important part before design
A page starts working when the offer, audience, proof and next action are aligned. We define these points before polishing visuals, so the interface is not just beautiful but understandable.
- What should a visitor understand in the first 8 seconds?
- Which objections block a request?
- Which proof makes the company feel real?
What is included
Product analytics
Screens, scenarios, MVP borders and release priorities.
Native development
SwiftUI, UIKit where needed, MVVM and clean data flow.
Backend integrations
REST API, JSON, Firebase, auth and synchronization.
Testing and release
Performance checks, QA, TestFlight and App Store support.
Delivery process
01
Estimate
We clarify functionality, risks and MVP scope within 24 hours.
02
Prototype
Navigation, key screens and user scenarios.
03
Development
Swift/SwiftUI implementation, integrations and testing.
04
Release
TestFlight, App Store preparation and support.
Example outcome
The page should make the next action obvious: what the user understands, where they click and what the business can measure after launch.
MVP scope is clear
The first version focuses on the core scenario instead of trying to include everything.
App can be tested early
Prototype and TestFlight help check logic before expensive scaling.
Release path is prepared
Testing, account preparation and App Store requirements are included in the launch flow.
Scope and launch notes
Can the scope change?
Yes, if integrations, content or business logic become more complex during discovery.
Can we start with a small version?
Yes. We often launch MVP first, then expand pages, features and automation.
Want a clear launch plan?
Send your task and references. We will clarify scope, timing and launch sequence.
Discuss scope