We build native and cross-platform mobile apps for UAE businesses. Our Dubai-based engineers ship to the App Store and Play Store every week, integrate UAE PASS and Apple Pay UAE, and design Arabic-first RTL experiences that feel native, not translated.
Mobile apps either earn a place on the home screen or get swiped off in week two. We build for retention from sprint one: fast cold starts, offline that actually works, and updates that ship without breaking sessions.
Most engagements pair one flagship app build with two or three supporting services.
Swift + SwiftUI and Kotlin + Jetpack Compose builds for teams that want the best of each platform.
Cross-platform builds for teams that want one codebase and a sensible release cadence.
Listing, screenshots, review responses, and the rejection appeals that always come the first time.
Multi-product super apps with tabs, mini-apps and shared identity. Or a clean rewrite of the app you have outgrown.
Push, sync, auth, payments and analytics services tuned for mobile clients on patchy networks.
Store optimisation, onboarding rework, push strategy and the analytics to prove what moved retention.
These are ranges from real engagements. We measure them because retainers depend on them.
Default target for the apps we ship. Measured on mid-range Android devices on UAE 4G, not flagship iPhones on Wi-Fi.
Sentry wired before TestFlight. We treat any regression below 99% as a release blocker, not a backlog ticket.
Typical lift after onboarding rework and push strategy redesign on apps we inherit.
Average across the apps we have shipped and run. Review responses are part of the retainer.
We pick stacks proven on real stores. Native where it matters, cross-platform where it pays for itself.
Swift with SwiftUI for new builds. UIKit interop where you have legacy screens. Combine and async/await for the data layer.
Kotlin with Jetpack Compose. Coroutines for concurrency. Hilt for DI. R8 tuned so your APK is not the reason users uninstall.
React Native with Expo and the New Architecture, or Flutter where the team prefers Dart. We tell you which fits your case in week one.
Firebase for auth, Firestore and Realtime DB where they fit. OneSignal for push. RevenueCat for in-app purchases and subscriptions. Sentry for crash and performance.
Detox and Maestro for end-to-end tests. Fastlane for store releases. EAS for managed React Native builds. Feature flags so launches are calm, not heroic.
Pricing shared openly during scoping. Smallest engagement starts around the cost of one senior in-house hire.
A two-week review of your app, your backend, your store listings and your retention funnel before a major release or rebuild.
Teams preparing for a relaunch, a rewrite, or a big marketing push
A senior pod shipping iOS, Android and backend features alongside your team each sprint.
Product teams shipping new apps, super-app modules, or a serious v2 rebuild
We own your app's release train, crash budget, push strategy and store responses on a monthly retainer.
Live apps past launch that want one steady partner for mobile engineering
Mobile apps live or die by a few decisions made in the first quarter. We focus there and leave clever for the feature layer.
Local store is the source of truth on the device. Writes queue with stable client IDs and a versioned merge strategy, so a user on patchy metro Wi-Fi never sees a spinner that means nothing.
Notifications can arrive twice, late, or after the app was reinstalled. Every payload carries a message ID and a version, and the client treats re-delivery as normal — no duplicate orders, no double-counted points.
Face ID and UAE PASS refresh a short-lived token bound to the device. The server still decides. Lost phones, rotated keys and revoked sessions all flow through one path.
-- Row-level tenant isolation.
-- One schema, many tenants, zero "where did this data leak from" tickets.
ALTER TABLE invoices ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY;
CREATE POLICY tenant_isolation ON invoices
USING (tenant_id = current_setting('app.tenant_id')::uuid);
-- Application sets the tenant for every connection.
-- If we forget, the query returns zero rows, not someone else's.
SET LOCAL app.tenant_id = '8f3a-...-c1';
SELECT id, amount_cents, status
FROM invoices
WHERE status = 'pending'
ORDER BY created_at DESC
LIMIT 25;
An example of the offline sync envelope we use across e-commerce, fintech and super-app builds. The same shape underpins our push and biometric refresh flows.
Use the app you have, read the analytics, talk to support, product and marketing. We listen for the screens where users drop and the bugs that never quite get fixed.
Milestones, risks, store strategy, and what we would do first. Including the work we would recommend you do not do this quarter.
Our senior pod is in your repos shipping production builds. Your team owns the merges, we own the release train.
Measured against the retention, crash and rating targets we agreed on. The people who start with you are the same people in month six.
SKIMBOX rebuilt our iOS and Android apps in one quarter and took over the release train. Crash-free sessions went from 96% to 99.7%, and our App Store rating climbed from 3.6 to 4.8 in three months.
Across iOS and Android, over three months.
After onboarding rework and push redesign.
Down from 4.2s on mid-range Android devices.
Honest answer in week one. Native (Swift + Kotlin) wins for heavy graphics, AR, deep platform APIs and apps where the feel has to be perfect on each OS. React Native or Flutter wins when you have one product team, a sane feature set, and want one release cadence. We have shipped both and tell you which fits your case, not which suits our staffing.
Tell us what is slipping in your app, what is breaking in the store reviews, and what your product team is bracing for. Written plan in two weeks, or an honest 'we are not the right team'.