One codebase, two stores
Shared logic written once, native where it matters, so iOS and Android stay in step release after release.
Every sprint ends installable
No demo-only branches. Each fortnight you get a signed build, a plain-language changelog and a short walkthrough.
Handover is in the contract
Architecture notes, runbooks and a two-week pairing window are written in from the start, not bolted on at the end.
Apps shipped to the App Store and Google Play since 2016.
Average store rating across live Nimblestack products.
Crash-free session rate we hold as a hard release gate.
Engineers, designers and testers on the permanent bench.
Notes we wrote between releases
Short pieces on scoping, store review and the parts of app delivery nobody puts in a case study.
What an app actually costs, and why nobody will tell you
Agencies quote ranges because the range is real. Here is what moves the number. Platform count is the biggest lever,…
Every sprint should end with a build on your phone
A slide that says eighty percent complete tells you nothing. An installable artefact tells you everything. From the second sprint…
When cross-platform pays, and when it quietly does not
Flutter and React Native are excellent, right up to the point where they are the wrong answer. Shared codebases pay…
Tell us what you're building
Send a paragraph about the idea and where it is stuck. You will get a reply from an engineer, not a form response — usually inside one working day.