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iOS apps that
survive App Review.

Native Swift and SwiftUI apps from concept to App Store. We've shipped consumer apps, B2B tools, and CoreML-powered experiences. Zero rejections on our watch.

The problem

Most iOS agencies build React Native
and call it "native."

40%

of cross-platform apps get rejected by Apple for performance issues, missing privacy declarations, or non-compliant UI patterns.

60fps

is non-negotiable on iOS. Cross-platform frameworks drop frames on complex animations, gesture handlers, and real-time data. Users notice.

3 weeks

is how long a bad App Store rejection cycle takes. Wrong entitlements, missing privacy strings, broken in-app purchases — each round costs you weeks.

The Cyclobrain edge

Pure Swift. Zero compromises.

SwiftUI-First Architecture

We build with Apple's latest frameworks from day one. MVVM + Swift Concurrency. No UIKit bridges unless truly necessary.

App Store Submission Handled

We manage the entire review process — screenshots, metadata, privacy declarations, entitlements, and TestFlight. You don't touch Xcode.

CoreML Integration

On-device machine learning for image recognition, NLP, recommendation engines. Private, fast, no API calls needed.

StoreKit 2 Monetization

Subscriptions, in-app purchases, paywalls — built with StoreKit 2 and server-side receipt validation from day one.

Technical stack

What's under the hood.

Swift 5.9

Language

SwiftUI

UI Framework

CoreML

On-Device ML

Swift Concurrency

Async/Await

StoreKit 2

Monetization

CloudKit

Sync & Storage

Fastlane

CI/CD

TestFlight

Beta Distribution

Case study

FitSync: Figma to App Store in 8 weeks.

8 wks

Concept to App Store

0

App Store Rejections

4.8★

App Store Rating

"Our iOS app went from Figma to App Store in 8 weeks. The Swift code is clean, the architecture is solid, and they handled the App Store review process without us lifting a finger."

SK

Sarah K.

CTO, FitSync

Ready for a native iOS app? Let's build it.

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