iPhone App Development

Cross-platform (Flutter or React Native) suits most business apps that also need Android. Native Swift suits apps that depend on the newest Apple features, complex animation or Apple-only distribution.

You do. We publish under your Apple Developer account so you keep full control of the app.

Yes. We review the code, update it for the latest iOS and Xcode, fix issues and continue development.

The cost of an iPhone app depends on the number of screens, user roles, integrations, payments and whether you need Android too. Vibidsoft never sells hours: we start with a fixed-price assessment (from $1,500) that defines scope, then build as milestone projects with a fixed price per milestone, paid when you accept it. For continuous product work, an outcome pod runs from $4,000/month. See our engagement models.

A focused first version of an iPhone app usually takes three to five months from discovery to App Store release; simpler apps can be quicker and complex apps with many integrations take longer. We work in two-week sprints with a demo at the end of each, so you can test progress on your own iPhone through TestFlight and adjust priorities as you go.

You need a complete, working app built with a current Xcode and iOS SDK, accurate privacy nutrition labels, a privacy policy, in-app account deletion if users can sign up, and Apple's in-app purchase for digital goods where required. Apple updates these rules every year, so we check the latest App Review Guidelines before every submission and handles reviewer questions for you.

Yes. Vibidsoft adds AI features such as chat assistants, smart search, summarisation, image recognition and personalised recommendations to iPhone apps. Depending on privacy needs and cost, features can run on the device using Apple frameworks or through a secure cloud API with a large language model. We design the data flow so personal information is protected and disclosed correctly in your App Store privacy labels.

Yes. Vibidsoft signs an NDA before you share your idea and assigns the intellectual property to you, so you own the source code, designs and App Store listing. The app is published under your own Apple Developer account, and we hand over the code repository and documentation, so you can continue with us or with any other team.