iOS scope and architecture
Core flows, navigation, data and integrations defined for iPhone (and iPad where it matters), with a Swift architecture that stays maintainable.
99 Francs builds focused native iOS apps in Swift for iPhone and iPad — clean architecture, the flows that matter, and App Store submission support, not an endless platform.
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We build when the product benefits from native iOS: smooth performance, platform conventions, device features and a polished App Store presence. We scope the first useful release, build the core flows in Swift, and take the app through testing and App Store submission.
The strongest first iOS release is focused: the flows users need, built natively, ready to pass App Store review.
Core flows, navigation, data and integrations defined for iPhone (and iPad where it matters), with a Swift architecture that stays maintainable.
Screens, navigation, state, forms and platform features implemented in Swift following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines.
Responsive layouts, device and orientation states, permissions, edge cases and testing across the iPhone and iPad sizes that matter.
Build configuration, store listing assets, screenshots, review preparation and support getting the app live on the App Store.
If your users are on iPhone first, a native Swift app gives the best performance, feel and access to platform features.
Camera, sensors, notifications, background tasks, secure storage and other platform capabilities are cleaner native than cross-platform.
If you have Figma screens or a product design system, we turn that into a working native iOS surface.
We prepare the build, store assets and submission so the app actually reaches users, not just a TestFlight link.
We keep the build tied to product behavior and Apple's guidelines, then take it through review.
Goal, design maturity, APIs, device features, platform constraints and the smallest useful first version.
Navigation, state, data flow and the native components and frameworks the app needs.
Implement the screens, navigation, states, integrations and platform features in Swift.
Device QA, store assets, review preparation and submission support to get the app live.
Ship a native iPhone app that feels like it belongs on iOS.
Tell us about the app and where the design stands. We will scope the iOS build and the path to the App Store.
Discuss an iOS app→Choose native iOS when iPhone is primary and platform depth matters. Choose Flutter or React Native when one codebase for iOS and Android and faster time-to-market matter more.