iOS app development in Abbotsford is for businesses whose customers live on their iPhones. We build polished Swift apps that follow Apple's design rules, use features like Apple Pay and Face ID, and are prepared properly for App Store review.
Apple checks every app before your customers see it.
That review is useful if you plan for it and a delay if you do not. Apple looks at design quality, privacy wording, how you handle payments and what data you collect. We shape those decisions at the start, write the privacy details carefully and test on real iPhones, so the first submission is not an unpleasant surprise.
If your customers are mostly on iPhones, which your website analytics will usually show, a native app pays you back. Clinics and wellness studios, restaurants taking orders and tradespeople booking jobs from a truck all benefit from one-tap Apple Pay, Face ID sign-in and the smooth motion people expect. We design for iPhone and iPad together.
SIGNS IT'S TIME FOR HELP
Built to Apple's published guidelines
Beta tested through TestFlight first
Account and code stay in your name
PROBLEMS WE SOLVE OFTEN
Sound familiar?
What local owners tell us is going wrong, and what we do about it.
01
Apple turned down our app last time
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITWe read the rejection, fix the cause, and check designs, permissions and payments against the review guidelines before you resubmit.
02
Our app looks different from everything else on iPhone
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITWe rebuild screens with standard components and spacing so people instantly know how to use them.
03
We cannot tell if real customers will like it
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITA small TestFlight group tries each build and reports problems before the public sees anything.
04
Every iOS update seems to break something
WHAT WE DO ABOUT ITAutomated tests run on each change, and we roll updates out in stages so one bad release cannot reach everyone.
BENEFITS
What you get.
How things look once the marketing is done right.
✓01
Feels like iPhone
Native animation and layout that match how Apple's own apps behave.
✓02
Quick, trusted checkout
Apple Pay and Sign in with Apple cut typing and password fatigue.
✓03
Privacy handled properly
Clear permission prompts and data wording that reviewers and customers can follow.
✓04
Fewer launch surprises
TestFlight betas catch problems before the public store listing does.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
One team looks after all of it.
01Feature planning around your iPhone-using customers
02Interface design that follows Apple's guidelines
03Native Swift and SwiftUI development
04Apple Pay and Sign in with Apple
05HealthKit connections for wellness and clinic apps
06TestFlight beta rounds with real users
07App Store submission, release notes and updates
TECHNOLOGY
The tools in our toolkit.
Swift
SwiftUI
Firebase
TestFlight
App Store Connect
HOW YOU CAN WORK WITH US
01Fixed-scope projectScope, schedule and price set up front. Suits MVPs, websites and builds with clear requirements.
02Dedicated teamDevelopers, designers and testers join your team on a monthly arrangement.
03Support retainerRegular upkeep, upgrades and improvements, with response times agreed in advance.
With our teamWithout✓One connected team✕Several vendors✓A free audit, then a clear plan✕No starting numbers to compare to✓One account lead✕Rotating contacts✓Results reported every month✕Activity reports
It means designing and building an app that runs on iPhone, and often iPad, using Apple's own tools: Swift for the code and SwiftUI for the screens. The work covers planning, design, testing, App Store submission and later updates, with Apple's rules in mind throughout.
Cost follows features, integrations and back-end needs, not a flat rate. Our projects start from $1,000, and hourly work is $50 to $99. For anything larger we scope in stages and give you a firm number for the first stage before design begins.
No one can promise approval, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can do is reduce the risk: we follow Apple's design and privacy guidelines, explain your data use clearly, test thoroughly and handle the submission. If Apple asks for changes, we fix and resubmit.
Not necessarily. If most customers use iPhone, launch there first and learn. When Android users start asking, you can add an Android version later, and much of the planning, design and back-end work carries over.