Services · Native Mobile
Native iOS and Android — Swift and Kotlin, not a shared UI kit
Two store-ready apps with platform-native UX. Choose this path when Flutter, React Native, a hybrid WebView, or a PWA would fight the OS instead of using it.
Native means a Swift/SwiftUI (or UIKit) app for the App Store and a Kotlin/Jetpack Compose app for Play — two codebases, one product. That is the opposite of a single Flutter or React Native project, and it is not a web app wrapped in a shell. We recommend native when you need cameras, Bluetooth, background work, offline-first storage, or UI that follows Human Interface and Material guidelines without compromise. If you are still choosing a stack, the commercial overview lives on custom mobile app development; this page is only the native path.
This service is delivered by CodeLoop Studio (Codeloop) in Sarajevo. Studio overview, recent work, and FAQs live on the Codeloop homepage.
What you get
- Separate iOS and Android UI following Human Interface and Material guidelines
- Architecture aimed at performance, testability, and multi-year maintenance
- Security practices from discovery through store release
- Cameras, sensors, Bluetooth, background work, and OS APIs without a JS bridge
- App Store and Google Play submission, signing, and review support
- Documentation and handover so your internal iOS and Android teams can continue
How we work
Step 1
Discover & scope
We align on goals, which OS features you actually need, and whether two native apps beat a cross-platform cut.
Step 2
Design & build
Platform-specific design, iterative delivery, CI, and QA on real iPhones and Android devices.
Step 3
Launch & support
Store submission, crash monitoring, and a path for OS-version updates after launch.
When this fits
Pick native when maximum performance, deep device features, or a polished OS-native feel matter more than sharing one UI codebase. Hybrid, Flutter/React Native, and PWA remain better when speed-to-both-stores or SEO reach is the constraint.