Built for iPhone, the way iPhone works.

We design and build native iPhone and iPad apps in Swift, with the back end and admin behind them, and take them through App Store review to launch.

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Native iPhone and iPad apps

Swift and SwiftUI apps that use the controls, gestures and system features iPhone users already know. Layouts adapt properly to iPad rather than stretching a phone screen.

Back end and admin

The API, database and Filament admin panel your app talks to, built in Laravel by the same team. Your staff manage users, content and orders without touching the app.

TestFlight and App Store submission

Beta builds for your testers through TestFlight, then the store listing, screenshots, privacy details and the review itself.

Support after launch

Fixes, new features and a planned update for each major iOS release, so the app keeps working as Apple changes the platform.

Sound familiar?

01

An app that feels like a website

Wrapped web pages and generic templates rarely feel at home on an iPhone. People notice, and they delete apps that feel slow or out of place.

02

Stuck at App Store review

A rejection a week before launch can push a whole campaign back. We plan for review from the first sprint, so the build arrives with what the reviewers will ask for.

03

Nobody owns the back end

An app is only as good as the server behind it. When the app and the API come from different suppliers, every problem becomes an argument about whose fault it is.

What you get

iOS app developers UK businesses can rely on

An iPhone app sits on someone's home screen. If it is slow, confusing or looks like a web page in a frame, it gets deleted. We build native apps in Swift and SwiftUI, so they behave the way iPhone users expect: the right gestures, the right controls, dark mode and screens that load quickly.

Every stage has a fixed price agreed after a discovery call, and you see the app grow on your own phone through TestFlight, one weekly release at a time.

The app is the front. The back end does the work.

Most apps need accounts, a database, an API, payments and somewhere for your team to manage it all. We build that side in Laravel, with a Filament admin panel, the same way we build our own products.

Rated Clinics is a product we built and run: a UK clinic directory with a Laravel back end, a Filament admin and daily AI agents working through an approval queue. Guaranteed Hours, our compliance product, runs on the same foundations. Neither is an iPhone app, but your app needs the same back end habits: clear data models, an admin staff can use without a developer, and releases checked before they go live. If your app sits alongside a subscription platform, our SaaS development page covers that side in more depth.

Designed for iOS, not adapted to it

Good iOS apps follow the platform. People already know how navigation, sheets and share menus work on an iPhone, so an app that respects them needs less explaining. Our UI and UX design team designs for iOS from the start, then tests the prototype with real people before the build begins.

Accessibility from the first screen

VoiceOver labels, Dynamic Type, good contrast and clear touch targets are standard. Getting them right in the first release costs far less than retrofitting them.

Notifications people do not switch off

We ask for permission at a sensible moment, explain why, and let your team control what is sent from the admin panel.

Analytics you can act on

We track the screens and actions that matter, with consent handled properly, so you can see where people get stuck rather than guess.

App Store review and TestFlight

Apple reviews every app and every update before it reaches the store. Review guidelines change, so we check the current rules as we plan, not the week before submission. We prepare the privacy details, test accounts for the reviewers and a listing that describes the app accurately. TestFlight lets you and your testers use the app well before it is public.

iOS only, Android too, or one codebase?

If your customers are mostly on iPhone, a native iOS app is often the right first step. If you need both platforms from day one, we also build native apps for Android, or a single cross-platform app in React Native or Flutter. We will tell you plainly which suits your budget and your product.

Every year, iOS changes

Apple releases a major iOS version every year, and apps that are left alone slowly break. We test against the betas, fix what changes and ship an update before your users notice. If the app captures leads, we can connect it to the same WhatsApp and CRM tools we set up for clients such as Opus Smile; read how in our article on answering every lead.

How we do it

Strategy first

We agree who the app is for, the one thing it must do well and whether iOS alone, both platforms or a cross-platform build makes sense. You get a written scope and a fixed price for the next stage.

Find the big idea

We design the key screens as an iPhone prototype and put it in people's hands. What confuses them changes the design before it changes the code.

Build it properly

Swift code and the Laravel back end in weekly releases. You install each build through TestFlight and check progress on your own phone.

Launch to convert

Store listing, analytics, push notifications and your marketing site go live together, so you can see where new users drop off from day one.

Run and grow

We host the back end, watch crash reports, ship improvements and prepare the app for each new iOS version before your users install it.

What it costs

We price every project after a short call, so you know the figure before any work starts.

Website and SaaS cost estimator

What affects the cost

  • How many screens and user journeys the first version needs
  • Whether the app needs iPad layouts as well as iPhone
  • How much back end, admin and data already exists
  • Device features such as camera, location, payments or offline use
  • Integrations with outside services such as booking, CRM or accounting

Tech and tools

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FAQs

Do you build native iOS apps or use a framework?

Native, in Swift and SwiftUI. If you need iOS and Android from one codebase, we also build in React Native or Flutter and will explain the trade-offs first.

Can you build the back end as well as the app?

Yes. We build the API, database and admin panel in Laravel and Filament, so one team is responsible for the whole product.

Will you submit the app to the App Store?

Yes. We prepare the listing, screenshots and privacy details and handle the submission and review with you. The app is published under your own Apple developer account, so it belongs to you.

How is an iOS app priced?

After a discovery call we give you a fixed price for each stage: strategy, prototype, build and launch. You approve one stage at a time.

What happens when Apple releases a new version of iOS?

We test the app against the new version before it reaches users, fix anything that changes and ship an update. This is part of our support after launch.

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