About the service
I develop cross-platform mobile applications from a single web codebase using Ionic and Capacitor, so you get full-featured applications for iOS and Android without paying for two separate native teams. If your product already lives on the web, I reuse this stack directly: components, styles, and business logic that you've already written transfer into the mobile app, and I wrap them in a real native shell — it launches from the home screen, has its own icon and splash screen, and behaves the way people expect from an app. This is an economical path into mobile that most growing teams actually need, and it lets your web developers stay productive instead of learning two new platforms from scratch.
Capacitor gives me direct device access, so the app never stays a thin wrapper stuck in a browser. I plug in native plugins for camera, geolocation, secure storage, biometrics, and file handling, and configure push notifications so you can reach users at the right moment. Offline mode is built in from the start: I cache the data screens need, queue actions taken without connectivity, and carefully sync them once the network returns — the app stays functional in the subway, on a plane, and where signal drops. Everything is tuned so scrolling is smooth and transitions feel native, not like a web page pretending to be an app.
When the app is ready, I take it to the stores. I prepare signing certificates and profiles, generate icons and screenshots to each store's requirements, write card metadata, and submit for review on both platforms so the first release doesn't get stuck on paperwork. After launch I ship updates through the same shared codebase, so a fix or new feature reaches iOS and Android simultaneously in one pass, not two.
— One codebase for iOS and Android using your web skills
— Native plugins, pushes, and offline sync
— Full publishing to App Store and Google Play turnkey
Capacitor gives me direct device access, so the app never stays a thin wrapper stuck in a browser. I plug in native plugins for camera, geolocation, secure storage, biometrics, and file handling, and configure push notifications so you can reach users at the right moment. Offline mode is built in from the start: I cache the data screens need, queue actions taken without connectivity, and carefully sync them once the network returns — the app stays functional in the subway, on a plane, and where signal drops. Everything is tuned so scrolling is smooth and transitions feel native, not like a web page pretending to be an app.
When the app is ready, I take it to the stores. I prepare signing certificates and profiles, generate icons and screenshots to each store's requirements, write card metadata, and submit for review on both platforms so the first release doesn't get stuck on paperwork. After launch I ship updates through the same shared codebase, so a fix or new feature reaches iOS and Android simultaneously in one pass, not two.
— One codebase for iOS and Android using your web skills
— Native plugins, pushes, and offline sync
— Full publishing to App Store and Google Play turnkey
