Discovery · flows & wireframes
Design for iPhone & iPad
Navigation, typography, and adaptive layouts that feel native — including dark mode and Dynamic Type from day one.
- SwiftUI components
- HIG-aligned patterns
- Prototype in device
SwiftUI-native iPhone, iPad, and watchOS experiences — TestFlight iteration, privacy-ready App Store releases, and backends you can audit.
SwiftUI polish, App Store discipline → refine
Human Interface Guidelines–aware layouts, TestFlight feedback loops, and privacy labels handled before review — so launch day is boring in the best way.
SwiftUI · TestFlight · Push · Sign in with Apple · Keychain
Discovery · flows & wireframes
Navigation, typography, and adaptive layouts that feel native — including dark mode and Dynamic Type from day one.
Build · feature slices
Swift Concurrency, secure storage, and API clients shared with your web and Android roadmaps.
Beta · feedback loop
Stakeholder builds, crash symbolication, and iteration without sideload friction.
Live · iteration backlog
Review submission, privacy nutrition labels, and post-launch monitoring for the builds you ship to customers.
4 phases · from prototype to App Store
iOS is a core Swift Media practice alongside our own production apps and client work. We ship customer and staff experiences that feel native: adaptive layouts, Dynamic Type, dark mode, and HIG-aware navigation. TestFlight betas, App Store review support, Sign in with Apple, push, Keychain, and optional watchOS — with API contracts aligned to Android when you need both stores.
Core practice
Mobile apps are a first-class lane at Swift Media
We ship production iOS and Android software for clients and for our own products — not reskinned web views. When you engage us for mobile, you get native UX, store release discipline, and backends we can also run for your website and integrations.
Apple customers notice janky navigation and vague privacy copy. We ship SwiftUI-forward apps with TestFlight discipline, App Store compliance, and backends your security team can trace.
Navigation, sheets, and typography that match platform expectations — including Dark Mode and Dynamic Type.
Nutrition labels, purpose strings, and data minimization baked in before review — not patched after rejection.
Stakeholders on real iPhones and iPads every week; crash-free session targets before public launch.
Sign in with Apple, push, Wallet passes, widgets, and watchOS companions when they earn their place.
SwiftUI polish on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch — with published case studies added as we release them. Below is the standard we hold; ask for TestFlight demos and App Store examples in your industry.



Subscriptions, booking, loyalty, and push campaigns with StoreKit when monetization requires it.
Approvals, KPIs, and secure access to live operational data without laptop friction.
Field supplements to a web portal — same APIs, tighter mobile UX and offline cache.
Sign in with Apple, Wallet passes, Live Activities, widgets, and Handoff where it adds value.
Split view, drag-and-drop, and keyboard shortcuts for crews that live on tablets.
Glanceable status, quick actions, and complications tied to your production APIs.
| UI | SwiftUI primary; UIKit bridges where performance or legacy SDKs require it |
|---|---|
| Concurrency | Swift Concurrency (async/await), structured tasks, MainActor boundaries |
| Storage | Keychain for secrets; SwiftData, Core Data, or SQLite for structured offline cache |
| Networking | URLSession with token refresh, certificate pinning, typed errors, and request tracing |
| Release | TestFlight → App Store Connect; privacy manifests, nutrition labels, review notes |
| Quality | XCTest, UI tests on critical flows, Instruments for memory and launch time |
| Shared platform | Aligned API contracts with Android and web clients |
| Distribution | Public App Store, Custom App via ABM, or TestFlight-only internal fleets |
Pair with Android
One product, two native experiences
Shared authentication, push topics, and feature flags across iOS and Android — so product owners do not maintain two divergent roadmaps.
Scope & compliance (week 1)
Screens, entitlements, IAP, Sign in with Apple, and privacy copy aligned before build.
TestFlight beta (weeks 2–5)
Weekly builds on stakeholder devices; metrics on crashes and key conversion flows.
App Store launch (week 6+)
Review support, phased release, post-launch fixes, and v1.1 backlog from real usage.
Swift Media Android projects
Field crews on Samsung and Pixel hardware? We pair native Kotlin apps with the same backends as your iOS and web properties.
Tell us what you are building. We will reply with clear next steps and a realistic scope.