Android applications
Kotlin and Java, plus C#, Python, and Lua where the product already lives there. Enterprise, startup, and consumer apps. UI/UX, secure integrations, performance work, and Play Store delivery.
Mobile Application Development
Android, iOS, Flutter, hybrid, and Angular mobile — plus the games, on-demand, POS, and field apps that sit on top of them. Swift, Kotlin, Dart, Cocoa Touch, and Cordova in production. We have shipped EasySail for marine navigation and AIS tracking, retail POS mobile, taxi and service booking, and Flutter products that share one codebase across Android and iOS.
Intro & problem space
A mobile app fails in public. App Store review, Play Console, background location, payments, push, and the device that has 12% battery and a 3G radio in a tier-2 city. Hybrid wrappers that looked cheap at kickoff become unmaintainable. Native teams that cannot share code miss the window. Founders who wanted “an Uber for X” discover that dispatch, payments, and driver/provider apps are three products, not one screen.
Geek Theory builds mobile as an engineering surface, not a design showcase. That includes consumer Android and iOS, Flutter cross-platform, hybrid when the web team must own the client, Unity games, and the mobile half of on-demand, food, events, and retail POS. The constraint is always the same: the app has to work on the device the user actually holds, talk to a real backend, and stay shippable after Apple and Google change the rules.
Capabilities
Kotlin and Java, plus C#, Python, and Lua where the product already lives there. Enterprise, startup, and consumer apps. UI/UX, secure integrations, performance work, and Play Store delivery.
chat, VoIP, multimedia, utility, custom business, and augmented reality clients.
Swift and Objective-C on Cocoa / Cocoa Touch. Interactive products, stores, and App Store-grade performance under Apple’s review bar. Experience across iOS 13–17 class OS targets.
Bluetooth and iBeacon, AR, multimedia, meeting software, ecommerce, manufacturing-floor companions, and data-extractor companions.
one codebase for Android and iOS, Flutter web when the same product must run in a browser, custom widgets, plugins, templates, dashboards, and hybrid shells that still feel native. Planning, UI/UX, agile Flutter development, performance testing, and dual-store deployment.
Cordova / PhoneGap, Appcelerator Titanium, Corona SDK, jQuery Mobile, and Flutter-as-hybrid when you need one team to reach both stores without two native codebases.
AngularJS-class mobile apps for organisations standardised on Angular on the web.
installable, offline-capable web apps when a store listing is optional and the business is still web-led. (Full PWA engineering lives with Website Development; here it is the mobile distribution choice.)
Unity, 2D, mobile games, Android 2D, simulators, AR games, pre-production, design, analytics, talent/ops tooling around the title, and launch. Millennial-flat and discussion/team game surfaces included where the brief is social, not only arcade.
rider, driver, and admin; payments; live tracking; analytics. The three-sided marketplace, not a map demo.
customer, provider, and admin; CMS; automation; auth/payments; ROI instrumentation.
ordering, branch operations, user remarks, and the customer app that sits on the food-ordering platform.
attendee and admin, ticket flows, insights, and event operations on device.
the store in the owner’s pocket: POS, inventory, and customer acquisition on top of the cloud POS.
marine navigation, AIS tracking, route monitoring, emergency alert handling, encrypted auth, and location used for the job, not for harvesting.
push, PayPal/Razorpay-class gateways, and on-device or API-backed AI where the product needs it.
dedicated Android, iOS, Flutter, and hybrid engineers on the same engagement models as web.
Delivery
01
Who holds the phone, which stores, offline/location/payment constraints, and whether native, Flutter, or hybrid is an engineering decision or a political one.
02
Client stack (Swift/Kotlin vs Dart vs Cordova), backend contracts, push, maps, payments, and the admin that operations will actually use.
03
Device-real UI, empty states, permission flows, and the one journey that must not drop (booking, checkout, navigation, or dispatch).
04
Native or Flutter implementation, plugin work, store compliance, backend integration, and game/AR loops if that is the product.
05
TestFlight / Play internal testing, review, signing, and a release train that can ship a hotfix after rejection.
06
Crash analytics, store optimisation, Flutter/web companions, and the second platform only after the first is stable.
Stack
| Native | Swift, Objective-C, Cocoa Touch, Kotlin, Java. |
|---|---|
| Cross-platform | Flutter, Dart, Cordova, PhoneGap, Appcelerator Titanium, Corona SDK, Angular mobile, Electron where a desktop companion is in scope. |
| Games & AR | Unity, 2D/simulator pipelines, augmented reality kits. |
| Supporting languages (legacy and specialist briefs) | C#, Python, Lua, jQuery Mobile. |
| Backend & device services | Node.js, REST/JSON, Firebase, payments, push, Bluetooth/iBeacon, location/AIS-class sensors. |
| Practice logos we ship against | Swift, Kotlin, React Native-adjacent JS, TypeScript, Git, GitHub. |
React JS
TypeScript
NODE JS
Swift
Kotlin
MongoDB Mobile at Geek Theory is not a separate boutique. The same engineering company that builds the Laravel or Node backend builds the Flutter or Swift client, the POS handheld, and the taxi driver app. EasySail is the standard we hold: location is a feature with a privacy policy, not a tracking add-on. Hybrid is a cost decision we will defend or refuse. Unity is in the house for games; we will not pretend a WebView is a game engine.
Next step
Bring the platform target, the offline/location/payment constraints, and whether you need one codebase or two native teams. We will tell you which is cheaper over 24 months, not over the first sprint.
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