Mobile app development

What it is

Mobile products built with React Native or Expo, published to both stores, with the backend and release process to keep them current.

Why businesses need it

An app that duplicates the website earns nothing. Mobile earns its place with offline use, push, camera and location — and the store review process that ships it.

What MIWEBX delivers

• Customer-facing apps alongside an existing web product
• Field and operations apps for staff with poor connectivity
• Store submission, review handling and phased rollout
• Push notifications, deep links and in-app purchase
• Native modules where performance or hardware demands them

Core features

• Offline-first state with a documented sync strategy
• Push and transactional notifications with user-level control
• Crash reporting and release health from day one
• Over-the-air updates for JavaScript-only changes
• Accessibility and gesture support on both platforms
• Store-compliant privacy declarations and permission flows

Technical capabilities

• Offline store on the device with a write queue, retry policy and conflict rules on sync
• Push token registration against APNs and FCM, with preferences held server-side
• Background jobs that fetch, retry and prune local data without draining the battery
• Camera, location, notification and storage permissions requested in context, not at launch
• Native Swift and Kotlin modules behind a typed bridge for hardware the shell cannot reach
• Release trains: build numbers, signing, staged rollout and an update channel for script-only changes
• Crash reporting symbolicated against the maps from that exact build

How we build it

• Baseline the existing web product, its API surface and the screens mobile has to earn.
• Fix the data contract and the offline model before any screen is built.
• Build the shell and the first journey end to end on a real device.
• Add push, permissions and crash reporting while the flows are still cheap to change.
• Submit to both stores, handle review and hold the release behind a phased rollout.
• Hand over the repository, signing material and release process, then iterate per sprint.

Technology stack

• React Native
• Expo
• TypeScript
• Node.js
• PostgreSQL
• Swift
• Kotlin

What you receive

• Published builds on the App Store and Google Play
• Repository, signing keys and store-account handover
• Environment and release documentation for both platforms
• Crash and adoption reporting configured
• A staged rollout plan for the next release

Business benefits

• One team, one codebase, two stores
• Works on a bus, a site or a shop floor
• A direct channel back to the customer through push
• Updates reach users without asking them to reinstall