A direct line
You talk to the people who design and write your app, not to a relay of account managers.
iOS · iPadOS · Android
We are a compact product team that takes an app from a rough idea to a dependable release on the App Store and Google Play — and keeps it in shape long after launch day.
01 — Services
A product built start to finish, or a specialist hand on an app you already run. Pick the part you need.
Swift and SwiftUI applications that respect Apple’s conventions, from the smallest iPhone to the largest iPad.
Kotlin and Jetpack Compose apps, tested across screen sizes, pixel densities and the long tail of Android versions.
User flows and clickable prototypes that are tried out on real devices before a line of production code is written.
Trials, subscriptions and one-off purchases with StoreKit and Google Play Billing — and pricing screens that are easy to read.
Automated and on-device testing, beta distribution, store listings and careful preparation for app review.
New OS versions, crash and performance monitoring, security fixes and a steady roadmap for apps already in the stores.
02 — Process
Four stages, each ending with something you can hold in your hand and judge for yourself.
One focused workshop: the problem, the audience, the must-have features — and what can wait for version two.
A clickable prototype you can try on your own phone before development begins.
Two-week iterations, each closing with a fresh test build and a short demo.
Store submission, a staged rollout, then monitoring and regular updates.
03 — Stack
Each app is written in its platform’s own language and interface toolkit, so it gets that platform’s speed, look and accessibility features from day one.
| Area | Apple | Android |
|---|---|---|
| Language | Swift | Kotlin |
| Interface | SwiftUI, UIKit | Jetpack Compose |
| Purchases | StoreKit 2 | Google Play Billing |
| Testing | XCTest, XCUITest, TestFlight | JUnit, Espresso, Play test tracks |
| Accessibility | VoiceOver, Dynamic Type | TalkBack, font scaling |
| Release | App Store Connect | Google Play Console |
04 — Principles
You talk to the people who design and write your app, not to a relay of account managers.
Platform components and conventions before custom widgets; custom interface only where it genuinely helps.
An app should collect only what it needs to work — and say so in plain words.
Every iteration starts with an agreed goal and ends with a build you can install and judge.
05 — Next step
Send a few lines about it. We will come back with questions, a first plan and an honest estimate.
support [at] ayp-praxes.com