Service
iOS App Development
In short
Kryeo builds native iOS apps in Swift and SwiftUI when a cross-platform build would not do the product justice, such as deep OS integration, demanding performance, or an iOS-first audience. We handle App Store submission and hand over the code.
Updated 25 Aug 2026 · 3 min read
Kryeo builds native iOS apps in Swift and SwiftUI for the cases where a cross-platform build would not do the product justice, such as deep OS integration, demanding performance, or an iOS-first audience. We handle App Store submission and hand over the code.
When native iOS is the right choice
Most business and commerce apps are well served by React Native and Expo: one codebase, shared logic with the web, faster to build. Native iOS earns its higher cost when:
- The app is built around platform capability, such as advanced camera and sensor work, ARKit, Live Activities, widgets, App Intents, Shortcuts, or system-level integration.
- It is performance- or graphics-intensive in a way a JavaScript bridge would hold back.
- The audience is overwhelmingly on iPhone and iPad, and the cost of a second platform buys nothing.
- The experience needs to feel unmistakably native, down to the animations, the gestures, and the details that make an app feel like it belongs on the device.
What Kryeo delivers
- The app: SwiftUI-first, with UIKit where it is the better tool, built against your design.
- Platform integrations: the camera, sensors, notifications, widgets, App Intents, and system features your product depends on.
- Backend integration: a clean native client of the same API your web app or commerce backend uses.
- The release pipeline: signing, TestFlight distribution, and CI.
- App Store submission: App Store Connect setup, privacy disclosures, guideline compliance, and the submission, with the developer account in your name.
- Handover: the repository, credentials, documentation, and a walkthrough.
How we work
We build the core interaction on a device early and iterate on it in the hand, because iOS is a platform where the feel of a gesture or a transition is part of whether the product works. From there it is short iterations against TestFlight builds you can install.
The API contract with the backend is defined and written down, so the iOS client and any web client stay consistent as both evolve.
Start a project
Tell us what the app does and why it needs to be native. If a cross-platform build would serve you better, we will say so and point you to the right approach.
FAQ
iOS App Development: common questions
When the app depends on platform-specific capability (advanced camera and sensors, ARKit, widgets, App Intents, deep system integration), when it is performance- or graphics-intensive, when the audience is overwhelmingly on iPhone and iPad, or when the experience needs to feel unmistakably like a first-party Apple app. Otherwise React Native usually delivers the same product for less.
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