How much does iOS app development cost?
A practical breakdown of MVP, full-build and ongoing support budgets.
Read the guide →Native iOS apps for startups and growing businesses — from zero to App Store in weeks, not months.
Full-cycle development: from architecture to App Store publication.
From idea to App Store in 2–4 weeks. Native Swift, production-ready.
Native app with scalable architecture and polished UX.
Supabase, Firebase, or REST — connected and tested on device.
Submission, ASO, screenshots and metadata end-to-end.
Features, iOS version updates, long-term product support.
Architecture review, code audit, expert assessment pre-launch.
Product visuals are private. Architecture and delivery notes available in sanitized form.
Screens and workflows are private. Public case focuses on structured records and field operations.
We keep some projects private. Send a short note and we will share relevant examples for your product.
You speak directly with the person building your app. No account managers, no seniors passing tasks to juniors.
You talk to the builder
Direct line — your questions answered by the engineer, not a manager.
Shipping is the standard
Apps that reach the App Store. Not prototypes gathering dust.
Native first, always
Swift and SwiftUI only. No cross-platform performance compromises.
Long-term code
Readable, documented, extendable. You own it completely.
Retainer
Ongoing development, support, and updates.
Min. 3 months
Weekly progress updates
New iOS version support
Priority response
Request retainer →MVP Sprint
Fixed scope, fixed price. Idea → App Store in 2–4 weeks.
Fixed price
Native Swift + SwiftUI
Design + backend + launch
30 days post-launch support
Request an MVP →Full Build
Complete app from zero — architecture, UI, backend, launch.
Scope-dependent
Complex architecture
All integrations included
Full source code ownership
Request a quote →Fixed price always. No hourly billing surprises.
"Oleg turned our idea into a real app in three weeks. Clean code, thoughtful architecture — we continued with him on retainer."
"Best developer experience I've had. No middlemen — explained the task directly and got exactly what I wanted, on time."
"Complete professionalism. The app passed App Store review on the first try — users are happy. That's worth everything."
Practical answers about scope, cost, delivery and App Store launch.
A practical breakdown of MVP, full-build and ongoing support budgets.
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