Native Android
Kotlin-first development with Jetpack, Material You, coroutines, and modern architecture. Strong emphasis on performance, offline-first patterns, and accessibility.
Build brilliant native apps.
Cyberflex designs and develops premium native apps for Android and iOS. From rapid prototypes to production-scale platforms, we partner with founders and enterprises to ship delightful, secure, and scalable products.
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Native iOS
Swift and SwiftUI development with Combine, async/await, and UIKit where it counts. Robust testing, crash-free stability, and smooth animations.
Product & Delivery
End-to-end product ownership: discovery, UX/UI design, roadmapping, analytics, CI/CD, app store readiness, and post-launch iteration.
Backend & APIs
Design and integrate REST/GraphQL APIs, authentication, cloud infrastructure, and observability to support your mobile experience.
Quality Engineering
Test automation, monitoring, and release management that keep your app fast, reliable, and secure.
Consulting & Rescue
Codebase audits, performance tuning, and feature delivery support for apps that need momentum or expert guidance.
Selected Work
Fintech Wallet
Rebuilt a mobile wallet with biometric auth and offline sync, improving retention by 23%.
Telehealth Platform
Launched HIPAA-ready iOS & Android apps with real-time chat and video consults.
Marketplace MVP
From zero to app stores in 8 weeks: discovery, design, and native builds with analytics.
FAQ
What platforms do you support?
Native Android and iOS. Where appropriate, we also integrate with web, backend, and third-party services to ship a complete product.
How do projects usually start?
We begin with a short discovery to align on goals, users, scope, and success metrics. From there we agree on milestones and delivery cadence.
Can you take over an existing app?
Yes. We audit the codebase, identify quick wins, and create a roadmap for stabilization and new feature delivery.
What about maintenance?
We offer ongoing support, monitoring, release management, and small improvements after launch.