iOS · Swift · SwiftUI · Apple
iOS App Development with Swift.
When the product demands the best of the Apple ecosystem.
+300
Projects delivered
15+
Years of experience
100%
Senior team
When the product demands the best of the Apple ecosystem.
+300
Projects delivered
15+
Years of experience
100%
Senior team
There are cases where cross-platform development is not the answer: apps with deep Apple hardware integrations, system extensions (widgets, Watch, CarPlay), advanced accessibility or animations requiring the full power of the Metal API. In those cases, native Swift and SwiftUI are the only correct choice — and choosing Flutter when it doesn't fit is expensive. Our Product Discovery helps you make that decision with real criteria.
Dribba's iOS team builds applications with Swift and SwiftUI following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines: clean architecture, state management with Combine or Swift Concurrency, exhaustive testing and rejection-free App Store publishing. Apps that feel like Apple would build them — because we follow the same design and engineering guidelines.
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Frequently asked questions
Native Swift is the right choice when the product requires: Apple system extensions (widgets, Watch app, ShareExtension, CarPlay), deep hardware integrations (Metal, ARKit, on-device CoreML), advanced accessibility or Lottie native animations. For 70–80% of cases, Flutter delivers the same result at lower cost. The Product Discovery decides.
Dribba builds iOS apps with MVVM or Clean Architecture, depending on complexity. For state management we use Combine or Swift Concurrency (async/await). Testing includes unit tests with XCTest and UI tests with XCUITest. The goal is code another engineer can maintain without explanation.
Yes. Dribba's iOS team knows Apple's guidelines and review process thoroughly — including the most common rejection causes. We follow the Human Interface Guidelines from design and validate compliance before each review submission. Technical or design rejections are virtually nonexistent in our projects.
A native Swift iOS app starts in the same range as Flutter: a well-defined MVP between €30,000–€50,000. The additional cost of native vs Flutter depends on whether you also need the Android version — if iOS only, the cost is similar. See the pricing guide.
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