Native mobile development agency

Do you have a mobile project in Kotlin or Swift? Work with our specialised developers to bring it to life.

Over 60% of apps are built natively

Native technologies are by far the most widely used, especially Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android (source). Although we historically specialise in cross‑platform technologies (React Native, Flutter), we also build native apps to meet client demand.
Kotlin & Swift

3 reasons to choose native technologies for your application

Simpler than before

With recent advancements in Kotlin and Swift, building a native application has become easier than it used to be. The languages are more expressive, and the development tools are more powerful.

Keep up with each platform’s evolution

Android and iOS are updated regularly, bringing new features and new ways of doing things. By developing your application natively, you can adopt platform updates without delays.

Fewer dependencies

By building your application with native technologies, you reduce the number of dependencies, lowering the risk of bugs and simplifying maintenance.

Our experts Kotlin & Swift

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  • Robin BaraudPartner & Head of Nantes Office
  • Florian EhrTech Lead
  • Martin LebardTech Lead
  • Alexis Theas-LabanFull-stack developer
  • Antoine LiuTech Lead
  • Julien ChapuyAI Engineer
  • Grégoire BellonFull-stack developer
  • Léandre PerrotFull-stack developer
  • Firas YahyaouiFull-stack developer
  • Félix MonnierAI Team Lead
  • Augustin CramerAI Engineer
  • Mathis DubuissonFull-stack developer
  • Dan TimsitAI Engineer
  • Adam Ben MchichiFull-stack developer
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Frequently asked questions about native mobile development

Native mobile development means building an application specifically for one platform (iOS or Android) using that platform’s dedicated tools and languages. Cross‑platform development uses frameworks like Flutter or React Native to build a single app that works on multiple platforms.
For Android, Kotlin is generally used, while for iOS, Swift is the preferred language.
If targeting both iOS and Android, native development is more expensive because it requires building two separate applications. Some parts of the work are shared (UX/UI, back‑end development), but a native app for both iOS and Android generally costs 50% to 100% more than its cross‑platform equivalent.
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