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Native and cross-platform mobile engineers who ship apps that feel fast and native on both iOS and Android.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Native or cross-platform: which should we hire for?
Cross-platform (Flutter or React Native) is usually the cost-effective choice for business apps because one codebase serves iOS and Android. Native development makes sense when an app depends heavily on platform-specific features or demanding graphics.
Do mobile developers also handle App Store submission?
They typically prepare builds, store listings and respond to review feedback. The developer accounts should be registered in your company’s name so you keep ownership of the apps.
How fast can I onboard a Mobile App Developers?
Most engagements start within 3-5 business days of a signed agreement. We match you with pre-vetted engineers, run a short intro call, and you can begin the same week.
What engagement models do you offer?
Full-time (dedicated, 40 hrs/week), part-time, hourly, or project-based fixed-scope engagements, whichever fits your budget and timeline.
Can I interview the developer before starting?
Yes. We share profiles and set up a technical interview with your shortlisted Mobile App Developers before any commitment.
Who owns the code and IP?
You do. All work is delivered under an IP-assignment agreement, so the code, designs, and documentation belong entirely to you.
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What does a Mobile App Developer do?

A mobile app developer builds iOS and Android applications, either natively (Swift, Kotlin) or cross-platform from one codebase (Flutter, React Native), and handles App Store and Google Play releases. You need one when customers, field staff or partners need your product on their phones.

What they typically own on a project

  • Building screens, navigation and offline behaviour
  • Connecting the app to your backend APIs and push notifications
  • Using device features: camera, location, biometrics, payments
  • Preparing builds and handling App Store and Google Play review
  • Monitoring crashes and performance after release

When to hire one

  • You are launching a customer app or a field-service app
  • Your existing app has poor reviews for crashes or slowness
  • You need one codebase for iOS and Android to keep costs down

What to check in the technical interview

  • Ask for apps they shipped to the stores and what they owned in each
  • Check how they handle offline mode, poor networks and app updates
  • Ask about their release process and how they deal with store rejections

Common tools and frameworks

Flutter React Native Swift Kotlin Firebase Fastlane