Swift-native apps built to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines — so they feel at home on every device in the ecosystem, pass review on the first submission, and give users no reason to leave a bad rating.
Tools & Technologies
ML-driven habit app where the iOS layer handles Live Activities for streak countdowns, adaptive notifications via UNUserNotificationCenter, and a WidgetKit home screen widget — keeping the habit visible without opening the app.
iOS travel app with Apple Wallet boarding pass integration, MapKit seat maps, and push-based gate change alerts — engineered to work reliably in low-connectivity airport environments where most travel apps fall apart.
Full-cycle iOS health app with deep HealthKit integration and a real-time IoT data pipeline — built from concept and maintained since launch. Built for both iOS and Android platforms.
We design to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines from day one — not as a checklist at the end. That means the right navigation patterns, correct use of system fonts and spacing, proper sheet and modal behaviour, and interactions that feel like they shipped with iOS.
We run an internal compliance pass before every submission — privacy manifest completeness, entitlement justifications, data collection disclosures, and screenshot accuracy. Issues that cause rejections get caught in our review, not Apple's.
iPad adaptive layouts, Apple Watch companion apps, WidgetKit home and lock screen widgets, and Siri intent extensions — we build for the ecosystem your users actually live in, not just the device they downloaded from.
We handle privacy manifests, required reason APIs, data collection disclosures, and entitlement justifications before the build leaves our hands. Rejections from policy gaps don't happen — because we've already read the policy.
Correct use of SF Symbols, Dynamic Type, haptic feedback, safe area handling, and system-matched animations. The detail that separates a 4.2-star app from a 4.8-star app is rarely a feature — it's the hundred small interactions that feel exactly right.
We don't write code that depends on private APIs or undocumented behaviour. Clean Swift architecture means your app survives the annual iOS release without an emergency patch sprint every September.
Automated builds via CI, external tester groups configured, and a feedback loop set up before launch — so your stakeholders can test on real devices and your QA process doesn't bottleneck on a single developer's machine.
App Stop takes ownership of both product thinking and execution. We combine design clarity, engineering discipline, and market context to ship experiences that are fast, usable, and ready to scale.
Delivery Model
We define the product problem, success metrics, and the delivery track that fits the business.
We shape the technical foundation, delivery milestones, and risk controls before sprint work begins.
We execute in focused iterations with demos, QA, instrumentation, and release planning in parallel.
We launch with observability, support, and a practical roadmap for what comes next.
Selected Work
FAQ
Yes. We work with existing codebases regularly — extending features, refactoring problem areas, or migrating from Objective-C to Swift module by module. We assess the codebase before quoting so you get a realistic picture of what's there, not a surprise halfway through the engagement.
Both. SwiftUI is our default for new builds — faster iteration, better preview tooling, and cleaner code for most use cases. UIKit is still the right choice for complex custom components, specific animation control, or existing codebases where a full rewrite isn't warranted. We'll give you an honest recommendation based on your product and timeline, not what's easiest for us.
Yes, end to end. We configure the build, run our internal compliance review, set up TestFlight for external testing, write the store listing copy and prepare screenshot assets, submit the binary, and handle any reviewer feedback. If Apple asks a question or requests a change, we respond — you don't need to become an App Store expert to ship your product.
We write clean, documented Swift that follows Apple's current patterns and avoids undocumented APIs. That means major iOS releases rarely break anything. When Apple deprecates an API or introduces a required change — like the privacy manifests required from iOS 17 onwards — we monitor the release notes and flag impact early. Post-launch support is included in every project so you're not scrambling to find a developer every September.
Yes. iPad adaptive layouts, Apple Watch companion apps, WidgetKit home and lock screen widgets, and Siri intent extensions — we build for the ecosystem your users actually live in, not just the iPhone.
