Native apps, built by people who ship their own.
Swift and SwiftUI apps made for the App Store — not a website in a wrapper. We publish our own iPhone apps under this name, so the toolchain and the review process are already ours.
What's included
Every project is different, but here's what you can expect when you work with us.
Swift & SwiftUI
Real native code. Smooth scrolling, instant cold start, and an interface that behaves the way iPhone owners expect it to.
Works Without Signal
Offline-first storage with queued writes, so your crew can capture a job in an attic or on the water and sync when the bars come back.
Camera, GPS & Push
Photos on a work order, location on a dispatch, a notification when something needs attention. The hardware features a wrapped website cannot reach.
App Store Submission
We write the review notes, prepare the screenshots, handle the privacy declaration, and answer the reviewer. Rejections get triaged, not guessed at.
Subscriptions & Purchases
StoreKit 2 done properly — entitlements resolved server-side, interrupted purchases recovered, and no reliance on a cached boolean.
TestFlight Every Week
You open each build on your own phone as it comes together. No six-month silence, and no surprise at the end.
Why trust us with an app
We publish our own iOS apps under 1322 Customs — Wake, an automatic stereo-volume app for boats, and Clear Horizon, a conditions and boat-ownership app. The Swift, the App Store process, and the review scars are already ours.
Native means native. Swift and SwiftUI, Apple's own frameworks, and no cross-platform layer between your users and the phone they paid for.
The app is only half the job. We also build the backend it talks to, so you are not coordinating between an app shop and whoever runs your database.
Your app ships under your developer account and your listing. The code is yours, and there is no platform you cannot leave.
Apps take longer than websites — usually 8 to 12 weeks — because App Review has opinions. We tell you that up front instead of discovering it in month four.