Move from concept to a usable first release
Turn the essential journey into a real application that can be tested with users and extended without rebuilding the foundation.
AI-native mobile apps
Build the mobile product users keep coming back to
Botmer builds cross-platform iOS and Android products around the workflow your users actually need, with the APIs, AI features, testing, and release process required for production.
React Native and TypeScriptiOS and AndroidSecure API integration
Selected mobile interface work
Where this fits
A mobile build for a clear product moment
This service works best when the core user, workflow, and business goal are understood—even if the detailed product specification still needs shaping.
Replace a fragile or slow mobile experience
Audit the current application, protect the useful parts, and improve architecture, performance, release confidence, or maintainability.
Add AI where it improves the workflow
Introduce search, assistants, extraction, recommendations, voice, or image workflows with clear fallbacks and product-level controls.
What gets delivered
The app and the systems that make it shippable
A production mobile product needs more than polished screens. The build includes the engineering surfaces required to test, release, observe, and continue development.
Flows, architecture, and delivery plan
Core journeys, technical constraints, system boundaries, and a practical release sequence aligned before implementation expands.
React Native application for iOS and Android
Typed components, navigation, state management, device integrations, and platform-specific handling where the product requires it.
APIs, authentication, data, and applied AI
Secure service integrations and model-backed workflows designed around latency, failure states, data access, and user control.
Testing, CI/CD, observability, and handover
Automated checks, build workflows, environment configuration, release support, and documentation for ongoing ownership.
Delivery process
Reduce uncertainty before adding volume
The work moves through usable vertical slices so product decisions can be validated before the build becomes expensive to change.
Clarify
Align on the user, primary workflow, constraints, existing systems, and the first meaningful release.
Prove
Build the riskiest journey or integration early and use it to confirm the architecture and product direction.
Productionize
Complete the product surface, APIs, edge cases, testing, telemetry, and operational controls.
Release
Prepare store builds, support review and rollout, document the system, and plan the next iteration.
Founder feedback
From explanation to something real
“I explained what I wanted, and within a couple of days, I actually had something real in my hands.”
Sloane AshbyCo-founder of VenuSee founder testimonials
Relevant talent: Malik Haseeb
Senior React Native Developer and Full Stack Tech Lead with verified experience across cross-platform mobile, APIs, cloud, and release workflows.
Questions founders ask
Mobile app FAQs
Should we use React Native or build two native apps
React Native is often a strong fit when iOS and Android share the same product workflows and a startup wants one delivery team. Fully native development can be the better choice when the product depends heavily on platform-specific graphics, background processing, hardware, or deeply native interaction patterns. Botmer evaluates this before recommending an approach.
Can Botmer work with our existing backend
Yes. The first step is to review the current APIs, authentication, data model, environments, and operational constraints. The mobile application can integrate with that backend, or Botmer can address specific backend gaps as part of an agreed scope.
What makes a mobile app AI-native
An AI-native app uses model capabilities inside a useful product workflow rather than adding a disconnected chat box. That can include search, extraction, recommendations, voice, images, or assistants, with permissions, failure states, latency, cost, and human control considered in the product design.
Do you support App Store and Google Play release
Release support can include build configuration, signing guidance, store-ready assets supplied by the client, submission support, and rollout checks. The client retains ownership of platform accounts and final store approvals remain with Apple and Google.
How long will the first release take
The answer depends on the number of user roles, product flows, integrations, existing backend readiness, AI complexity, and store requirements. Botmer starts with a focused brief and identifies the smallest release that can validate the product without creating a disposable codebase.
Build the right first release
Discuss your app
Bring us the mobile product and its hardest constraint
Share the users, workflow, existing systems, and where the uncertainty sits. We will recommend a practical scope and the engineers suited to it.