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Swift Development Services
Native iOS development in Swift — safe, fast, and built the way Apple intended.
4+years experience
12+projects built
What I ship
What I build with Swift
- 1Consumer iOS apps with SwiftUI and the modern Apple design language
- 2Enterprise iOS apps with LDAP/SAML auth and MDM compatibility
- 3Apps integrating with HealthKit, CoreLocation, and other system frameworks
- 4Apple Wallet pass generation and management
- 5Notification-heavy apps with rich push payloads and deep linking
Capabilities
Key features I use
- Value types (structs and enums) that eliminate entire categories of shared-state bugs
- Optionals force explicit handling of missing values — no null pointer exceptions
- async/await with Swift Concurrency for readable asynchronous code
- Property wrappers make SwiftUI state management declarative
- Strong type system with generics and protocol-oriented design
Decision guide
When to choose Swift
- You need deep integration with Apple system frameworks (HealthKit, ARKit, CoreML)
- Your app requires access to features only available to native apps (App Clips, Widgets, Watch)
- Performance is paramount — animations, camera processing, or real-time signal processing
- Your target market is predominantly iOS users who expect polished platform-native UX
Honest trade-offs
Limitations to know
- iOS-only — a separate Android app requires either React Native/Flutter or a native Kotlin/Java team
- Longer compile times than interpreted languages slow down iteration in large codebases
- App Store review cycles add 1–3 days to every update — plan release schedules accordingly
FAQ
Common questions
Objective-C or Swift?+
Swift for everything. Objective-C only when maintaining legacy codebases that can't be migrated. No new code should be written in Objective-C.
Next step
Need a Swift developer?
Tell me what you're building. I'll give you a straight answer on whether Swift is the right choice and what I'd build for your specific use case.