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.

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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](https://www.codeloop.ba/) (Codeloop) in Sarajevo. Studio overview, recent work, and FAQs live on the [Codeloop homepage](https://www.codeloop.ba/).

## 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.

## Related work

* [Hybrid apps (web in a shell)](https://www.codeloop.ba/services/hybrid)
* [Flutter & React Native](https://www.codeloop.ba/services/cross-platform)
* [Custom mobile overview](https://www.codeloop.ba/custom-mobile-app-development)
* [Koliko case study](https://www.codeloop.ba/study-case/koliko)

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