Passing review gets you listed. Real performance, accessibility and polish are what keep users. For 10+ years we've placed engineers with 70+ businesses, including iOS developers who build native Swift apps ready for review and ready for real users.
These are the problems teams hit shipping to iOS.
App Store review keeps rejecting your submission for avoidable reasons.
Old Objective-C code sits untouched because no one wants to own it.
Accessibility got skipped, and now it's a bigger fix than it should be.
Performance on older devices lags, and support tickets are piling up.
New iOS releases keep breaking things you didn't expect.
A native feature you need has thin documentation and no easy answer.
Getting through review is table stakes. We place iOS engineers who build for what happens after — real users, real devices, real updates.
If iOS is core to your product, this is for you.
Native performance matters enough to justify a platform-specific build.
Older Objective-C or Swift code needs care without a risky rewrite.
Repeated rejections are delaying a launch that needs to happen now.
Each problem above maps to how we build. Here's how we fix it.
We check against Apple's guidelines before submission, not after.
We maintain and modernize legacy Objective-C or Swift without a risky rewrite.
VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support handled as part of the build.
Performance validated on real older hardware, not just the newest phone.
Engineers who track iOS betas so updates don't catch you off guard.
Real Swift and native SDK experience, not just reading the documentation once.
We've navigated App Store review and platform updates on our own apps, so we know exactly what triggers a rejection and what real users actually notice. For 10+ years and 70+ clients, that's the standard we build to.
Book a Talent Call →The same app, three very different launch outcomes.
We scope your app, timeline and requirements — no cost, no obligation.
We match vetted iOS developers ready to interview.
They build for real devices and check against review guidelines.
Your app ships, and we keep it current with new iOS releases.
Both, matched to your app — SwiftUI for new projects where it fits well, UIKit where an existing codebase or specific control requires it. We don't force one approach everywhere.
Yes, this is common. We review against Apple's actual guidelines before submission, so issues get caught before review, not after.
Yes — we can maintain and incrementally modernize existing codebases rather than requiring a full rewrite.
We match from an existing vetted pool, so you're typically interviewing within days and can have someone contributing to your codebase shortly after.
Both. Many clients start on contract to prove fit on real work, then convert strong performers to permanent.
Book a talent call — we'll scope your app and match an iOS developer who builds for review and beyond.