Native iOS applications
Swift and SwiftUI apps that behave like they belong on the device — system gestures, background behaviour, push notifications, widgets, offline state, biometric sign-in and App Store release handled end to end.
We design and build mobile products for iOS and Android — native where it matters, cross-platform where it makes sense. From our Dubai headquarters, with engineers across Madrid, Amsterdam, Berlin, Lisbon, London and Warsaw, we take an app from the first conversation to a live listing on the App Store and Google Play, then keep it healthy long after launch.
Most apps do not fail at the idea. They fail at the second release — when the codebase resists change, the backend buckles under real traffic, and nobody owns the crash reports. So we build for the second year from the first week: clear architecture, tested releases, monitoring switched on before launch, and a team that is still here when version three matters.
Every engagement is scoped to the project — contact us for a tailored quote.
Six things make up almost every mobile engagement we take on. Most projects need four of them.
Swift and SwiftUI apps that behave like they belong on the device — system gestures, background behaviour, push notifications, widgets, offline state, biometric sign-in and App Store release handled end to end.
Kotlin apps built to the platform’s own conventions and tested across the screen sizes and Android versions your users actually carry, then shipped through Google Play with staged rollouts.
React Native builds for products that must live on both stores with one team — shared business logic, native modules where performance demands them, and a single release pipeline.
An app is only as good as what it talks to. We build the APIs, authentication, storage, payment and realtime layers that keep screens fast and data correct under load.
Screens, states and motion designed against real content in English and Arabic, with a clickable prototype agreed before production code — while the shape of the product is still cheap to change.
Store listings, phased rollouts, crash reporting, product analytics and a maintenance rhythm, so you always know what shipped, what broke, and what people actually use.
The same four-step path on every mobile engagement, sized to the product rather than to a template.
We map the user journeys, the data model and the real constraints — devices, integrations, store-review risk, offline behaviour. You leave with a scope, an architecture sketch and an honest view of what version one should not include.
Interface, states and motion designed against real content, bilingual from the first frame, with right-to-left layout handled properly rather than retrofitted later.
Short cycles, each ending with an installable build you can hold. Tests on the logic that matters, code review on every change, and a staging environment that mirrors production.
We handle submission, review responses and a phased release, with monitoring live before the first user arrives and a rollback path if the numbers turn.
Monitoring, maintenance, steady iteration — we stay. New OS versions, new devices, new features: the team that built the app keeps it alive, and hands over clean documentation and full ownership of the code and store accounts.
What we actually reach for, and why.
We choose the stack for the product, not the other way round. If native is the right answer we say so; if one codebase will serve you better for years, we say that instead. Security is a practice, not a badge: encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access, a secure development lifecycle, and in-house penetration testing and monitoring.
Who commissions mobile work from us, and what they need from it.
Citizen-facing and field applications where accessibility, Arabic-first interfaces and UAE data-residency options are requirements, not preferences.
Apps that plug into the systems you already run — identity, ERP, logistics, payments — without forcing a rewrite of the business around them.
A first version that is small, sharp and honest about scope, built so the second version does not have to start from zero.
We take over existing codebases: audit, stabilise, then move forward. Sometimes that means a rewrite. Often it does not, and we will tell you which.
Straight answers, before you write the brief.
A focused first version usually takes three to five months from discovery to store release. Platforms with heavy integrations run longer. We give you a phased timeline after discovery, not before.
Native suits apps that lean hard on device capability, performance or platform-specific design. Cross-platform suits products where one team must serve both stores. We recommend based on your product, your roadmap and the team who will maintain it.
Yes. We handle developer accounts, store listings, review submissions and staged rollouts — and the accounts are registered to you, so ownership never sits with us.
Yes. We build bilingual English and Arabic interfaces with correct right-to-left layout, typography and number formatting, designed that way from the first screen rather than translated afterwards.
Every engagement is scoped to the project — team, timeline and complexity all move the number, so we do not publish rates. Tell us what you are building at Hi@vspr.ae and we will send a tailored quote.
Send us the outline — the users, the problem, the deadline you are working against. We will come back with an approach, not a brochure.
Every engagement is scoped to the project — contact us for a tailored quote.
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