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1.5 — MOBILE APPLICATIONS

Cross-Platform Mobile Apps

Cross-platform mobile application development using React Native and Flutter — one codebase that runs natively on both iOS and Android. For German and European businesses that need a mobile app for both platforms without building and maintaining two separate native applications.

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1.5.1

React Native & Flutter development

Cross-platform mobile development with React Native or Flutter — choosing the right framework for the project's needs. React Native for teams with web JavaScript expertise; Flutter for pixel-perfect custom UI. Both deliver near-native performance with a single shared codebase.

  • Framework selection based on project requirements and team context
  • React Native: JavaScript/TypeScript, shared logic with web codebase
  • Flutter: Dart, consistent pixel-perfect UI across platforms
  • Platform-specific code modules where native APIs require them
  • Expo workflow for React Native: faster iteration and OTA updates
  • Code sharing between mobile and web for business logic
  • TypeScript throughout for type safety and maintainability
  • CI/CD pipeline for both iOS and Android build automation
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1.5.2

iOS & Android store deployment

App store submission, review preparation and deployment for both Apple App Store and Google Play — handling signing certificates, store listing preparation, screenshot production and compliance documentation so the app passes review on first submission.

  • Apple Developer Program setup and certificate management
  • Google Play Console setup and app signing
  • App store listing: screenshots, description, keywords
  • Privacy policy and data handling declarations for store compliance
  • App Store Connect and Play Console submission management
  • Beta testing via TestFlight (iOS) and internal track (Android)
  • Review guideline compliance check before submission
  • Version management and staged rollout
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1.5.3

Offline capability & local storage

Offline-first mobile architecture for apps that must work without a network connection — field service apps, warehouse apps, inspection tools — with local data storage, background sync when connectivity returns and conflict resolution for data modified offline.

  • Offline data store using SQLite, WatermelonDB or Realm
  • Background sync queue: changes made offline queued for upload
  • Conflict resolution strategy for concurrent edits
  • Connectivity detection and state indication to user
  • Read-only offline mode for apps that cannot write offline safely
  • Selective sync: only sync the data each user needs
  • Sync status display: last synced, pending uploads, errors
  • Sync error handling: retry logic and failure notification
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1.5.4

Push notification integration

Push notification implementation via Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) for Android and APNs for iOS — letting the app send alerts, reminders and updates to users even when the app is closed, with deep link routing to the relevant screen on tap.

  • Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) and APNs setup
  • Permission request flow with contextual explanation
  • Notification categories: transactional, marketing, system alerts
  • Deep link on notification tap: open correct in-app screen
  • Notification preference management in-app settings
  • Segmented push: send to specific user groups
  • Rich notifications: image, actions and expanded content
  • Delivery and open rate analytics per notification
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1.5.5

Device feature integration

Native device feature integration — camera, GPS, biometric authentication, barcode scanner, NFC and contacts — letting the app leverage phone hardware to deliver experiences only possible on mobile. Each integration handled with proper permission flows and fallbacks.

  • Camera integration: photo capture, document scan, QR/barcode reader
  • GPS and location services: current location, geofencing
  • Biometric authentication: Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint
  • NFC read for tag scanning and contactless data exchange
  • File system access: document download and management
  • Calendar and contacts integration
  • Permission request flow with purpose explanation
  • Graceful fallback when permission denied
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1.5.6

App performance optimisation

Mobile app performance optimisation — reducing startup time, eliminating jank in scrolling and animations, optimising memory usage and minimising battery drain. Performance-tested on mid-range Android devices to ensure the app feels fast for all users, not just those with the latest phone.

  • Cold and warm startup time profiling and optimisation
  • List and scroll performance: FlatList optimisation, virtualisation
  • Image optimisation: correct format, progressive loading, caching
  • Bundle size reduction: code splitting and tree shaking
  • Memory leak detection and resolution
  • Background task optimisation to reduce battery impact
  • Hermes JavaScript engine for React Native performance
  • Performance testing on representative low-end Android devices
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