Digital Products
Apps that feel native — on every phone.
One clean codebase, iOS and Android, built to pass store review and hold up under real usage. From MVP to a product your users open every day.
The problem and our solution
The problem
App projects are where budgets go to die. Two separate codebases, a rejection from the App Store, offline bugs, and a build so tangled that every small change costs a fortune. Most agencies hand you a demo, not a product.
Our solution
We build cross-platform apps that feel native on both iOS and Android, from a single, well-structured codebase. We plan the data and offline behaviour up front, so the app works on a spotty connection and passes review the first time.
What you get
- One codebase, two platforms — lower cost, faster releases, no drift between iOS and Android
- Offline-first architecture so the app works when the network doesn't
- Built to pass App Store and Play Store review the first time
- Clean, documented code you can hand to any team later
- Analytics and crash reporting wired in from launch
How it works
A clear path from brief to live.
Discover
The core job the app does, the must-have screens, the launch scope.
Architect
Data models, offline strategy, and a build plan agreed before we code.
Build
Weekly builds you can install and test on a real device.
Ship & support
Store submission, launch, then updates against real usage.
Built with
- React Native
- Swift
- Kotlin
- TypeScript
Why GFX
We scope apps to ship, not to impress in a pitch. Real seniors write the code — no juniors learning on your budget — and we stay on to handle updates, OS changes, and the next version.
FAQs
Questions, answered.
Both, from one codebase — you don't pay twice.
Often yes — we'll audit it first and tell you honestly.
Yes, we handle submission and the review back-and-forth.
Available as a retainer, or ad-hoc when you need them.
Let's talk
Have something worth building?
Tell us what you're building. You'll get a clear plan, scope, and estimate back within one business day — no pressure, no obligation.