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// iOS DEVELOPMENT

Native iOS apps built in Swift, done right.

We build native iOS apps using modern Swift and SwiftUI, engineered for App Store approval and long-term maintainability.

Native iOS apps built in Swift, done right. — TurtlTech service overview illustration
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Swift & SwiftUI

Modern, maintainable native code — not a cross-platform compromise.

App Store Review Readiness

Built to Apple's guidelines from day one, avoiding rejection cycles.

Secure Data Handling

Keychain, encryption and privacy practices aligned with Apple's requirements.

iCloud & Apple Ecosystem

Integrations with iCloud, widgets, and other Apple platform features where useful.

// OUR PROCESS

How we ship your iOS app

01

Discovery & UX

Product scoping, wireframes and HIG-aligned UX flows before a line of Swift is written.

02

SwiftUI Build

Modular, testable architecture (MVVM) built in Swift & SwiftUI, sprint by sprint.

03

QA & TestFlight

Device-matrix testing and TestFlight beta rounds with real user feedback loops.

04

Launch & Support

App Store submission handled end-to-end, plus ongoing maintenance and updates.

// TECH STACK

Built on Apple's own toolchain

No cross-platform shortcuts. Every app is native, so it feels native — fast launches, correct gestures, full access to iOS APIs.

Swift SwiftUI UIKit Combine Core Data XCTest Fastlane CloudKit

40+

iOS apps shipped

4.7★

Avg. App Store rating

98%

First-submission approvals

6-10wk

Typical MVP timeline

★★★★★

"TurtlTech rebuilt our iOS app in SwiftUI and it passed App Store review on the first try — something our last vendor never managed."

Product Lead

D2C Retail App

// FAQ

Common questions

How long does an iOS build typically take?

Most MVPs ship in 6–10 weeks depending on scope; larger apps with backend integrations run 3–5 months.

Do you handle App Store submission?

Yes — we manage certificates, provisioning, TestFlight betas, and the full review submission process.

SwiftUI or UIKit — which do you use?

SwiftUI by default for new builds; we use UIKit where an existing codebase or a specific control requires it.

Can you take over an existing iOS codebase?

Yes — we regularly audit and take over legacy Swift/Objective-C apps for ongoing development.

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