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iOS App Development

Native iPhone and iPad apps, built to pass review and survive iOS releases.

Swift and SwiftUI apps for iPhone and iPad, built against your business systems rather than a mock backend. We handle the parts that make iOS distinct — App Store review, privacy manifests, background refresh, and the annual OS release that breaks something — so the app is still working two years after launch.

Updated June 10, 2026

According to ECOSIRE, Native iPhone and iPad apps, built to pass review and survive iOS releases. Native iOS app development in Swift and SwiftUI, integrated with your ERP and business systems, with App Store submission handled end to end.

On the device

A purchase order with the budget line and prior spend attached — enough context for a decision rather than a reflex.

  • Swift and SwiftUI, targeting current and previous major iOS versions
  • iPad layouts and Split View where the workload justifies them
  • Face ID and Touch ID for re-authentication

Approvals

3

Purchase orders

Purchase order

$14,280

Halden Industrial

Requested by A. Whitfield · Operations

Budget line
MRO · 68% used
Prior 12 mo
$97,400
  1. Submitted by A. Whitfield
  2. Awaiting your approval
  3. Then Finance

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Our Process

1

Define the device story

Which iPhone and iPad models, which iOS versions, managed or personal devices — this decides the architecture, so it is settled first.

2

Design against real content

Screens are laid out with your actual records and field lengths, which is where most app designs first go wrong.

3

Build with TestFlight from day one

Your team has a real build on a real device throughout, not a demo at the end.

4

Submit and monitor

We take the app through review, stage the rollout, and watch crash and adoption metrics through the first weeks.

Key Benefits

Native where it counts

Camera, scanning, background sync, biometrics and notifications behave the way iOS users expect, because they are the platform's own APIs.

Review handled for you

Privacy manifests, data-use declarations and account-deletion requirements are prepared before submission, not after a rejection.

Enterprise distribution

Public App Store, Apple Business Manager, or an MDM-managed internal build — whichever matches how your devices are governed.

It keeps working

Each September's iOS release gets a compatibility pass under support, so an OS update is not an outage.

What's Included

Swift and SwiftUI, targeting current and previous major iOS versions
iPad layouts and Split View where the workload justifies them
Face ID and Touch ID for re-authentication
Offline storage with a sync queue that resolves conflicts explicitly
Camera-based barcode and document capture
APNs push notifications triggered by your back-office events
TestFlight pilot distribution before public release

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does App Store review take?

Apple typically reviews within a day or two, but a first submission can be rejected on privacy declarations or account-deletion rules. We prepare those up front, and a rejection is our problem to resolve, not an extra.

Do we need an Apple Developer account in our own name?

Yes, and we recommend it strongly. The account should belong to your organisation so the listing, the certificates and the app itself remain yours. We can walk your team through enrolment.

Can the app work without a connection?

It can, if the workflow needs it. Offline capability changes the design substantially, so we decide it during scoping rather than adding it later.

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Scope your iOS app

Tell us about your requirements and we will get back to you within 24 hours with a tailored proposal.