Senior mobile designers — every brief, 5+ years of shipped iOS, Android, and React Native apps.
Designed for the store, not the deck — native gestures, platform conventions, App Store assets included.
Figma to native code, automated — your dev team installs the work, not rebuilds it.

Pick the closest to your brief. Or send the brief, and we'll scope a custom mix. Same senior pair across every surface — no junior cycles, no platform handoffs, no "we'll loop in our mobile specialist





One senior pair. Five phases. Both stores. Same designer from the brief call to the TestFlight ship — so the iOS spring physics and the Material motion stay in one head, not bouncing between three.

30-minute strategy call. We translate the brief into platform scope (iOS, Android, RN, Flutter) and a fixed 14-day timeline. No proposal back-and-forth.

If you already have an app, we audit UX, store performance, analytics, and crash logs. If not, we map the product, user flows, and launch strategy.

Wireframes for every screen, designed bi-platform from the start — iOS HIG + Material 3 in one Figma file through prototype.

Full visual design — every state, every density, every dark-mode token. Handoff includes SwiftUI + Jetpack Compose tokens as code not just Figma inspect.

Day 14 we hand your team a build that's — TestFlight + Internal Track already live. Then we stay on, iterating screens against real install data.
CareUp simplifies healthcare with a fast,and accessible experience. Easily find doctors, book appointments in minutes, manage your care effortlessly, and enjoy a seamless healthcare journey from start to finish.

Three of the 12 brand identities we shipped this quarter. Every one carries an outcome metric and a turnaround time.




Native (SwiftUI + Jetpack Compose) for anything where motion, gestures, or platform integration matters — fitness, finance, video, AR, anything haptic-heavy. React Native for content-heavy apps where you ship 2-3× faster across both stores and the trade-off is acceptable (most B2B tooling, basic consumer apps). Flutter is the right call for a specific subset — heavy custom UI that needs identical pixel rendering on both platforms, and your team has Dart fluency.
On Day 0 we audit your brief against four criteria — motion budget, platform-API needs, team capability, time-to-market — and make the call in writing. We don't push a default; we push the right tool.
Both. Always. Figma file with every screen, every state, dark mode, dynamic type — AND SwiftUI components + Jetpack Compose components as code, with tokens defined as JSON / Swift / Kotlin source. Your engineers install, not rebuild.
Yes. On Day 0 of the brief audit, share your existing setup — Figma library, design-token JSON, Storybook URL, your SwiftUI Color/Compose MaterialTheme definitions. We build the new work to match your existing tokens and component API so it drops in without naming collisions or visual drift.
If you don't have a system yet, the New App Sprint includes building one — type ramp, color tokens, motion library, spacing scale, dark mode, dynamic-type adaptations. Both stores, both renderers.
Yes — for the App UX and New App tiers. We design store screenshots (6.7" + 6.5" + iPad + Android variants), write the store listing copy (title, subtitle, keywords, description, what's new), and produce App Preview videos when relevant.
For ASO (App Store Optimization), we ship keyword-tuned descriptions and titles based on your category — but heavy ongoing ASO (monthly keyword pivots, A/B test of icons via Apple's Product Page Optimization) is a separate retainer scope, not in the sprint.
For an App UX Sprint on a defined scope (one app, two platforms, ~20-30 screens) — yes. For an Audit, faster (5 days). For a New App Sprint with full design system + greenfield brand work, 4-6 weeks. The 14-day promise applies to the App UX Sprint tier specifically.
The reason it works: same senior pair from brief to TestFlight, iOS + Android designed in one Figma file from Day 1, no platform handoffs, no junior cycles, no escalation paths. Tokens ship as code, not as Figma inspect.
You own everything we ship for you, on delivery. Full transfer, no residuals, no clawback. Figma files, SwiftUI components, Compose components, design tokens, animation source files, store-listing copy — all yours, in your repos, your accounts, your App Store Connect, your Play Console.
We retain only the right to show the work in our portfolio with your written consent — and we'll happily redact or skip portfolio publication if your stakeholders require it. Always your call.
Small scope changes (a new section, a different layout, swapping a flow) are absorbed within the sprint — that's what "unlimited revisions within scope" covers. Material scope expansion (adding a new surface, adding a new platform, adding a design system) we flag in writing within 24 hours of the change request.
Options: (a) extend the sprint timeline at the same hourly rate, (b) close the current sprint and book a follow-on sprint at the next tier, (c) defer the expansion to a future engagement. We don't surprise-bill mid-sprint.
Yes — every bilingual project is shipped by a senior pair fluent in both languages, so the brand voice and typographic system stay coherent across both directions. We work in IBM Plex Arabic, GE SS, 29LT, and bespoke Arabic typefaces. RTL is native, not an afterthought.
Bilingual is included in the Full Product Sprint ($29,900). For UX Audit and Product UI Sprint, it's an add-on (+$1,400 and +$3,800 respectively). The add-on covers Arabic copywriting review, RTL component variants, Hijri-date components, and bilingual QA across all screens.
Skip the call. Drop a one-pager — what your client needs, the metric you’d move, the timeline. Within 4 business hours we send back a tailored package quote, the 3 cases closest to your client’s problem, and the next available slot.