iOS App Development
Native applications for iPhone and iPad, built with Swift and SwiftUI — designed, developed, and submitted to the App Store by Redrip Solutions.
Native iOS Development
We build native iOS applications using Swift and SwiftUI — Apple's current application frameworks — rather than wrapping a web view or relying on a cross-platform layer where native performance and platform feel matter. That means apps that behave the way iPhone and iPad users expect: correct gestures, native navigation patterns, and full access to iOS system capabilities.
Where a cross-platform approach makes more sense for a project — typically when Android needs to launch on a similar timeline and budget is a constraint — we use React Native or Flutter instead. We'll tell you which fits your project rather than defaulting to one approach.
iPhone & iPad
We build for iPhone specifically, iPad specifically, or as a universal app that adapts to both — including layouts that take advantage of the iPad's larger screen rather than simply stretching an iPhone interface.
Two of our published apps are live on iOS today: PhonicPass and Ascend! Habit Breaker RPG, alongside Spark Media Player, which also extends to Apple TV.
What We Deliver
- Native iOS development in Swift and SwiftUI
- Backend and API integration for apps that need one
- Authentication, push notifications, and in-app purchases where relevant
- App Store listing preparation and submission
- Ongoing maintenance and support for new iOS releases
iOS Development — Common Questions
Do you build native iOS apps or cross-platform?
Both, depending on the project. Native Swift/SwiftUI when platform feel and performance matter most; React Native or Flutter when a shared iOS/Android codebase better fits the timeline and budget.
Can you handle App Store submission?
Yes — store listing preparation and submission are part of every iOS engagement, along with guidance on the common causes of review rejection.
Do you support apps after launch?
Yes, through ongoing maintenance agreements covering OS updates, bug fixes, and new feature development.
Building an iOS App?
Tell us what you're trying to build and we'll come back with an honest assessment.