iOS and Android,
From One Codebase.
Native iOS and Android apps built from one cross-platform codebase. Near-native performance, platform-specific modules where needed, and a single team shipping to both stores simultaneously.
What We Build
Apps users want to keep open
Customer-Facing Apps
Loyalty programmes, booking flows, online storefronts, content feeds. Polished experiences that keep users coming back.
Internal Tools
Field-service dashboards, sales enablement, dispatch tracking, inventory management. Purpose-built for the teams that use them daily.
Backend Integrations
REST and GraphQL APIs, real-time data sync, push notifications, payment gateways. The plumbing that makes the front end useful.
Our Approach
One codebase. Near-native feel. No shortcuts.
A modern cross-platform native framework is the default stack. A single, strictly-typed codebase produces both iOS and Android builds — same logic, same UI components, same test suite. The build pipeline, over-the-air updates, and push notifications are handled at platform level, so the team can focus on features, not tooling.
When a feature demands hardware-level access — Bluetooth LE, offline-first storage, augmented reality, custom camera pipelines — platform-specific native modules are written and integrated into the same project. No separate app, no separate team.
Strict type-checking runs across the entire codebase. Type safety catches bugs before they reach a device, not after a one-star review. Backend services are either Sunrise-built or integrated with existing APIs through a clean abstraction layer.
If a cross-platform framework cannot deliver the required experience, Sunrise will say so upfront — not after three months of billing.
Process
From scoping to the app stores in five phases
Scoping
Define the problem, the audience, the platform requirements. Decide what belongs in v1 and what waits for v2. Every feature earns its place through a clear user need.
Wireframes
Screen-by-screen flows, navigation maps, interaction patterns. Reviewed and approved before any code is written. No surprises at launch.
Build
Feature-complete builds delivered every two weeks. Real devices, real data, real feedback loops. Each sprint ships something testable.
App Store Submission
Screenshots, metadata, privacy policies, review guidelines. Sunrise handles the entire submission process for both Apple and Google.
Post-Launch
Analytics dashboards, crash reporting, performance monitoring. Ongoing iteration based on real user behaviour, not assumptions.
Deliverables
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Why It Matters
The cost of building it twice
Separate iOS and Android codebases mean separate teams, separate bug lists, separate release cycles. Every feature ships twice, every fix ships twice, every regression is discovered twice. Maintenance costs double and parity drifts with every sprint.
A web-only approach avoids duplication but loses the mobile user. App-store presence, push notifications, offline access, camera and biometric integration — these are expectations, not nice-to-haves. Users who cannot install the app often do not come back.
A modern cross-platform native framework delivers near-native quality for roughly 90% of use cases. For the remaining 10% that genuinely need platform-specific code, native modules slot into the same project. One team, one codebase, two stores, no compromise on the experiences that matter.
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