Mobile App Development

iOS & Android

Native-quality apps. One codebase.

iOS, Android, and web from a single SvelteKit build — without the cost or complexity of maintaining separate native apps.

We build mobile apps using SvelteKit 5 and Capacitor. The core is a progressive web app: fast, standards-based, and deployable anywhere. Capacitor wraps it for native distribution on iOS and Android. Your users get a genuine native experience — safe-area layouts, native navigation patterns, home screen installation, push notification support. They can’t tell it isn’t native, because to all practical purposes it is.

One team. One codebase. Two app stores.

Building separate Swift/iOS and Kotlin/Android apps means two codebases, two build pipelines, and two maintenance streams — easily three to four times the cost over the lifetime of a product. Our approach gives you full iOS and Android coverage from a single team, deploying from a single codebase. Feature updates ship to both platforms simultaneously. Bugs are fixed once.

What’s Typically Included

Every project is different, but a full mobile app build with us usually covers:

  • iOS app (App Store distribution via Capacitor)
  • Android app (Play Store distribution via Capacitor)
  • Web/PWA version (same codebase, runs in the browser)
  • Admin portal for managing users, content, and data
  • Backend API (Prisma + PostgreSQL)
  • Authentication (Better Auth — separate admin and user pools where needed)
  • File and media storage (DigitalOcean Spaces CDN)
  • Transactional email (Resend)
  • Automated CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions)
  • App Store and Play Store submission support

Our Stack

We build on the same foundation across every project so we can move fast and guarantee quality.

SvelteKit 5 (Runes) TypeScript Capacitor Tailwind CSS Prisma PostgreSQL Better Auth DigitalOcean Resend GitHub Actions

Proof: Triptelligence®

We built the entire Triptelligence® platform for Evolve Advice Ltd — teacher PWA, admin portal, survey engine, gamification, authentication, database, infrastructure, and CI/CD — from scratch, shipping to iOS and Android in September 2026.

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