Native screens
Product flows implemented in Swift.
IOS · SWIFT · MOBILE PRODUCT
iOS development in Swift for focused mobile products.
iOS app development in Swift for product MVPs and custom mobile workflows, including backend/API integration and production-ready screens.
01 / Deliverables
What the work can include.
The exact scope follows the product workflow. These are the components that commonly matter for this type of project.
Accounts and state
Authentication and user-specific product behaviour.
API integration
Connect the app to backend data and actions.
Subscriptions/product logic
Implement app-level access flows where required.
Error states
Loading, offline and failure handling around real usage.
Release support
Prepare the app for a production release workflow.
02 / Fit
Choose the format by the problem.
I do not force every project into one stack. The format should reduce complexity for the user and for the system.
Native iOS
Platform UX and mobile capabilities are important.
Web app
The product should be instantly accessible through a link.
Mini App
The audience is already concentrated inside Telegram.
03 / Process
From unclear request to a working release.
1. Understand
Current process, users, inputs, outputs and constraints.
2. Reduce
Define the smallest architecture that solves the actual problem.
3. Build
Implement the end-to-end workflow, integrations and edge states.
4. Launch
Deploy, test real usage and iterate from observed issues.
FAQ
Questions before the first build.
Do you work with Swift?
Yes. The portfolio includes a calendar product implemented in Swift.
Can the iOS app use an existing API?
Yes, if the backend exposes the required product data and actions.
Can we start with a smaller mobile MVP?
Yes. The first release can focus on the core user journey before adding secondary features.
Do you also build the backend?
Backend and API work can be included when the mobile product needs it.
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Let’s build
something great.
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