Native iOS App Development —
Swift. SwiftUI. Apple-First.

Build native iOS (Swift) when: (1) your users are iOS-first and you want the best possible iOS experience, (2) your app needs deep Apple framework access — ARKit, Core ML, HealthKit, Apple Pay, Apple Watch, App Clips, (3) you're targeting the premium App Store audience where iOS-first users convert better. Choose React Native or Flutter when: budget is limited, you need both iOS and Android simultaneously, or your app is primarily CRUD functionality without deep platform integration.

SwiftUI is Apple's modern declarative UI framework — introduced in 2019 and now mature enough for production use. We build all new iOS apps with SwiftUI. SwiftUI is faster to write than UIKit, handles dark mode and accessibility automatically, and enables live previews in Xcode. For apps targeting iOS 15+ (which covers 98%+ of active devices), SwiftUI is the right choice.

A simple iOS app with 6–8 screens and an API backend typically costs ₹3,50,000–₹7,50,000. A mid-complexity app with HealthKit, in-app purchases, or real-time features costs ₹8,00,000–₹16,00,000. A complex app with ARKit, Core ML, or multi-role architecture costs ₹16,00,000+. All projects are fixed-price.

Yes — App Store submission is included in every iOS project. We handle the Xcode archive, TestFlight beta, App Privacy details, screenshots for all required device sizes, and the App Store Connect submission. Apple's review typically takes 1–3 days. We manage any review feedback and resubmission.

Yes — we build ARKit product try-on for fashion (eyewear, hats, jewellery), furniture placement (using LiDAR for room scanning), and cosmetics (lipstick, eyeshadow try-on via face tracking). We use ARKit's face tracking and plane detection APIs, combined with RealityKit for 3D model rendering.

Yes — Apple Pay integration via PassKit is standard in our ecommerce and fintech iOS projects. We implement the full payment flow: Apple Pay button, payment request, authorisation, backend verification, and order confirmation. Apple Pay supports one-tap checkout for users with a payment method already in their Apple Wallet.

Yes — we use StoreKit 2 (the modern API) for in-app purchases and subscriptions. StoreKit 2 has a clean async/await API and handles receipt validation natively — no server-side receipt validation required. We implement consumable purchases, non-consumable purchases, auto-renewable subscriptions, and promotional offers.

An App Clip is a small, instant-load version of your iOS app — accessible via NFC tag, QR code, URL, or App Store search — without requiring the user to install the full app. App Clips are limited to 15MB and specific use cases (payments, rentals, ordering). They're excellent for physical retail (scan to order), hospitality (scan to pay), and event check-in. We build App Clips as a companion to the full app.

A basic SwiftUI app with 6–8 screens and an API backend takes 8–12 weeks. A medium-complexity app with HealthKit, payments, or notifications takes 12–18 weeks. A complex app with ARKit, Core ML, or multi-role takes 18–28 weeks. Sprint builds every two weeks mean you see working iOS builds throughout.

Yes — iOS requires ongoing maintenance because Apple releases major iOS updates annually, each of which may deprecate APIs or change system behaviour. We offer monthly retainer support covering iOS compatibility updates, Xcode and Swift version upgrades, Sentry crash monitoring, App Store review compliance updates, and feature additions.