Solution

Native iOS Apps Built for the App Store

Swift and SwiftUI — the right tools for the world's most demanding mobile platform.

Native iOS development with Swift and SwiftUI. From push notifications and Apple Wallet to App Store submission and TestFlight. Apps that feel like they belong on iOS, not ports of a web view.

6–14 weekstypical timeline
$15,000–$55,000typical investment
3audience types
Founders with an iOS-first product ideaCompanies adding native iOS to a web-only productEnterprises building MDM-compatible internal iOS tools

The problem

What I address

  • Cross-platform apps that feel wrong on iOS — wrong navigation patterns, wrong typography, wrong interactions
  • Push notification integration that silently fails without the right APNs certificate setup
  • App Store rejection due to Human Interface Guideline violations found at review

Output

What you get

  • 1Swift/SwiftUI codebase following Apple's design language
  • 2APNs push notifications with rich payloads and deep linking
  • 3Apple Wallet pass integration for loyalty, tickets, or boarding passes
  • 4TestFlight beta program with feedback tooling
  • 5App Store submission with optimized screenshots and metadata

How it works

The process

01

Architecture

Choose the right data persistence, networking, and state management approach for your use case.

02

Core features

Build primary user flows in SwiftUI with proper navigation and data flow.

03

Native integrations

Push notifications, deep links, camera, location, or HealthKit as required.

04

TestFlight

Beta testing with real devices, crash reporting, and feedback loop.

05

App Store

Full submission with review strategy and post-launch monitoring.

Investment

Timeline & budget

Typical timeline

6–14 weeks

Typical investment

$15,000–$55,000

Ranges vary by scope. I'll give you a specific estimate after a 30-minute conversation — no commitment required.

FAQ

Common questions

UIKit or SwiftUI?+

SwiftUI for all new projects. UIKit for projects targeting iOS 14 or below, or when you need a specific UIKit component without a SwiftUI equivalent.

Next step

Ready to get started?

Tell me about your project. I'll be straight with you about whether this is the right solution for your situation and what the engagement would actually look like.