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.