iOS, Android, and cross-platform mobile engineering.
Most apps over-notify and lose users. The backend architecture for sending the right notification, to the right user, at the right time.
Real users have flaky networks. Offline-first is not optional for serious mobile products — here are the patterns that work.
App Tracking Transparency broke the old analytics model. The patterns that work in 2026: SKAdNetwork, on-device analytics, and privacy-preserving attribution.
ASO is not just keywords and screenshots. The technical changes engineers can make that move conversion: bundle size, install time, and crash-free sessions.
Both frameworks are mature, both have reference apps in the App Store top 100. The decision comes down to your team and your design ambitions.
Jetpack Compose is the default for new Android UI. A field report on what works, what hurts, and the patterns that survived the hype.
After five years of rough edges, SwiftUI is finally production-ready for most apps. The remaining cases that still need UIKit, and how to mix them.
Flutter and React Native have closed most of the gap. Here is the framework we use to decide native vs cross-platform on every new mobile project.