Swift, a modern interface, App Store. High-quality native iPhone apps built end to end — development, testing, and long-term support
Reaching a wider audience, communicating with customers effectively, and showcasing your products the right way keep your company competitive and set it up for growth. Ad costs go down, customer loyalty goes up, and your financials improve as a result.
Without a mobile app, you lose potential customers who would rather use apps than websites
An app cuts ad spend and lifts ROI through direct engagement with your users
An app boosts customer loyalty through push notifications, personalization, and a friendly interface
In-depth competitor study, market analysis, marketing research, and a functional specification
Intuitive interfaces designed to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines
Code written in Swift using modern approaches and best practices
Thorough testing at every stage and on real devices
Preparing and publishing your app to the App Store in full compliance with Apple's requirements
Analytics integrated to track user behavior and app metrics
Concrete commitments we honour on every single project.
We fix defects for a year after launch
Full code and files handed over — zero lock-in
Revisions within the agreed scope at no extra cost
We sign an NDA — your data stays protected
Post-launch technical support included
Pay per delivered stage — a stage not delivered as agreed is refunded
A consumer-facing app, a B2B tool, or an IoT companion — we architect native iOS apps that use the full power of the Apple ecosystem, tuned to how your business actually makes money.
Social platforms, fintech, health & fitness, lifestyle — apps that delight millions. Native interfaces with local data storage, push notifications, and in-app purchases built in from day one.
Swift · SwiftUI · Core DataMulti-window productivity tools, point-of-sale systems, catalog browsers. Adaptive layouts that exploit the iPad's larger canvas with Split View, Slide Over, and Apple Pencil support.
Split View · Slide Over · Apple PencilNative shopping experiences with Apple Pay, AR product preview, personalized recommendations, and real-time inventory sync with your existing store.
Apple Pay · ARKit · StoreKitInternal tools, field-service apps, CRM companions. Managed deployment for your team, single sign-on, and offline-first architecture that syncs when back online.
MDM · CloudKit · SSOWorkout tracking, telemedicine, medication reminders with HealthKit integration. Privacy-aware architecture with encrypted data and secure communication.
HealthKit · WidgetKitApple Watch extensions, Bluetooth device control, smart-home dashboards. Real-time sensor data, Watch complications, and reliable device communication.
Apple Watch · Bluetooth · HomeKitCompetitor analysis, market research, marketing audit. The output — a functional specification for the app.
Interaction flows, wireframes, and the design of every screen to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines.
Code written in Swift, API integration, and features built to the specification.
Testing on real devices, load testing, and validation of user scenarios.
Preparing assets, passing Apple's review, and optimizing the listing (ASO) for maximum visibility.
Install tracking, push analytics, and study of user behavior. The data that shapes the next updates.
iPhone users are a premium audience with high purchasing power. Here's what an app does for your business:
Push notifications, company news, promotions — your customers hear it first. No middlemen, no ad budgets.
Built-in rewards, tiered discounts, personalized offers. Repeat sales climb 30–40%.
User behavior, install sources, conversions — your marketers get real data to drive growth strategies.
Launching new products through the app costs 3–5× less than traditional channels. Testing is instant.
Apple Pay, ARKit, Siri Shortcuts — technologies that competitors without an app simply can't use.
A genuinely useful app lifts how people see your brand. Customers feel looked after — and loyalty grows on its own.
The gap between a native iOS specialist and a general agency shows up where it hurts — performance, App Store approval, and the Apple features your users expect.
| Criteria | AWDS | Typical agency |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | Pure Swift / SwiftUI native | Cross-platform or web wrapper |
| Performance | 60fps animations, under 2s launch | "Good enough", with jank |
| Apple features | Advanced features using Apple's core technologies: Widgets, ARKit, HealthKit | Limited to cross-platform APIs |
| ✓ App Store review | First-submission approval strategy | Multiple rejections common |
| ASO | Keyword research + screenshot A/B tests | "Just upload it" |
| After launch | Crash monitoring + ongoing support | "Call us if it breaks" |
Clear answers on how we work and what it costs
Architecture decisions made in week one determine maintenance costs for the next three years. We make those decisions deliberately, not by default. Here are the principles every AWDS iOS project follows.
Every iOS project starts with a decision: a single modular app or a multi-target workspace? The answer depends on team size, release cadence, and how many Apple platforms you target — not trend following. For most products, a well-structured Swift app with clear feature-module boundaries outperforms a premature split into frameworks. You get simpler builds, shared authentication, and one release pipeline instead of twelve.
When the product grows to iPad, Apple Watch, and widgets, we decompose into Swift packages with a shared domain core. Each package owns its models, communicates through well-defined interfaces, and is tested independently. The app layer handles navigation, dependency injection, and offline sync. Our internal playbook, refined across fintech and retail apps, includes decision matrices for when to split — never before the core proves the domain model.
Free architecture review included
The iOS audience is a premium segment. Higher conversion, higher order value, fewer returns. If your business targets high-spending customers — start with iOS.
iOS users spend 2.5× more than Android users. An investment in an iOS app pays back faster.
Flawless stability. Apple rewards quality — a high crash-free rate means better placement in the App Store.
Our apps pass Apple's review on the first try. With 40+ published apps behind us, we know every requirement by heart.
Fixed-price mobile app development packages
Every app is unique. The cost depends on the scale of the work, interface complexity, and business requirements.
A calculator with 5 screens and a marketplace with 50+ screens differ by 10×. We help you define the MVP and scale up after launch.
UX design isn't about "making it look nice." It's the right button placement, smooth navigation, and conversion-driven flows. Complex UX means more hours of research.
Junior vs senior, freelancer vs team. We work as one team under a single contract, with a PM and transparent reporting at every stage.
Fixed price vs hourly?
We offer both. For projects with a clear brief — fixed price. For iterative development — T&M with weekly reports.
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Real feedback from the companies we have worked with
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Communication
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Timeliness
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Value
Our members live between the gym floor and their lock screen, so the home-screen widgets AWDS built matter more than any feature list — streaks and next-class times sit right there without opening the app. The Apple Health hookup means workouts log themselves. Feels like something Cupertino would have shipped, which from our crowd is the compliment.
Dexter Stroud
CEO, Ironvale Gyms
Patient messaging is not a domain where you wing the review process. AWDS prepared the App Store submission with the same rigour they wrote the Swift code — privacy declarations, data-handling notes, the lot — and Apple approved the first build we sent. Clinics with unreliable wifi were our worry; offline-first synchronisation has made that complaint disappear from our tickets.
Sigrid Antonelli
VP of Product, Quaymark Health
We put iPads in the hands of floor staff across every branch — stock lookups, endless-aisle orders, signature capture with the Pencil. The part I did not expect: training new hires now takes days, not weeks, because the app follows Apple's own interface conventions and people just know where things are. The Apple Business Manager rollout they simply took off our plate.
Quincy Soto
CTO, Redbrick Hardware
Sketches in autumn, App Store by winter. Subscription coffee with live courier tracking — and during the support window they caught an Apple Pay edge case before any customer hit it.
Greta Lindell
Founder, Hummingbird Coffee Roasters
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