iOS development
Swift and SwiftUI apps built for current iOS versions, tested on real devices before they reach TestFlight.
iOS · Android · Cross-platform
Apps built to ship, not to sit in a folder
IASTECHAI is a mobile-only development studio. We design, build, publish and maintain apps for iOS and Android — from the first wireframe to the version you push six months after launch.
Native + cross-platform both, chosen on merit
Store submission handled end to end
Backend & APIs built in-house
Post-launch support updates & fixes
What we do
Four of the things we build most
Every project we take on is an app. That focus is why the platform-specific details are routine here rather than something learned on your budget.
Android development
Kotlin apps built to Play Store standards, from phones to tablets and the range of screen sizes in between.
Cross-platform apps
Flutter or React Native when one codebase across both stores is the sensible call. We'll tell you when it isn't.
Backend & APIs
The server side your app runs on: auth, data, push notifications, payments and third-party integrations.
The first real decision
Native or cross-platform?
This choice sets your budget, your timeline and how the app feels in the hand. It should be made deliberately, not by whichever framework the team happens to know.
Go native Swift / Kotlin
When the app leans on the camera, background location, heavy animation or platform-specific hardware — the places where a shared layer starts costing you more than it saves.
Go cross-platform Flutter / RN
When getting to both stores quickly and maintaining a single codebase matter more than squeezing out the last ten percent of performance.
We make this call in the first conversation, before any code is written — not three months in, when changing course means starting again.
Process
Five stages, launch included
01 Discovery→
02 Design→
03 Build→
04 Store submission→
05 Post-launch
App projects don't end at launch. Store policies change, both platforms ship major OS versions every year, and your app needs to keep up.
Have an app idea, or one that's stuck?
Tell us what you're building and which platforms matter. We'll come back with an honest scope, a timeline and a straight answer on native vs cross-platform.