iPhone apps
Native iOS applications that feel like Apple built them: fast, fluid and at home with the platform's conventions.
Native-quality apps for iPhone, Android and desktop, shipped to the stores and kept alive after launch.
What this covers
Some products only work as apps: they live in pockets, send notifications, use the camera and keep working on a bad connection. We build those products end to end: the app itself, the backend behind it, the console your staff run it from and the release pipeline that puts it in users' hands.
We build our own applications the same way. Recovru runs as native mobile apps on both sides of its marketplace, and Ya Habibi works out prayer times and the qibla on the handset with no account and no signal, so the pipeline is proven on software we operate ourselves.
Android apps
First-class Android builds, tested on real devices, not an afterthought port of the iPhone version.
Cross-platform apps
One codebase for both stores where it genuinely fits the product, chosen for the right reasons, not just the cheap ones.
Desktop applications
Tools that live on the desktop for teams whose work does too.
App backends and APIs
The servers, databases and APIs behind the app, built by the same team, so the app and the system it talks to are designed together.
Admin consoles
The staff console every real app needs: users, content, payments and support handled from one secure screen.
App rescues and redesigns
An existing app that has slowed down, fallen behind the platforms or been left half finished, taken over, stabilised and moved forward.
Progressive web apps
Installable web apps that work offline and send notifications, for products that do not need a store listing.
Store-ready releases
App Store and Google Play submissions, review handling and staged rollouts, managed for you.
Real-time features
Live data, chat, presence and push notifications that arrive when they should.
Payments in-app
Card payments, subscriptions and marketplace payouts built into the product, with the money flows engineered carefully.
Offline and poor signal
Apps that keep working on a train or in a basement, saving what the user did and syncing it when the connection returns.
Accounts and security
Sign in with Apple, Google, passkeys or email, data encrypted in transit and at rest, and personal data kept to what the app needs.
Crash reporting and analytics
Every crash and slow screen reported with the detail needed to fix it, and product analytics that respect each user's privacy choices.
Discovery
We agree what the first version must do, who it is for and how it will make or save money, and write it down before design starts.
Design and prototype
Screens designed for each platform's conventions and turned into a clickable prototype you can try on your own phone.
Build in sprints
Working builds on your device every sprint through TestFlight and Google Play testing, so feedback arrives early.
Store launch
Store listings, screenshots, privacy details and review handled for you, and the release staged so any problem reaches few users.
Support and updates
New operating system versions, devices and store rules kept up with, and the app improved from what users actually do.
Yes. Webmasters LDN builds native-quality apps for iPhone and Android, plus cross-platform and desktop builds where they fit the product. Each app is tested on real devices and shipped to the App Store and Google Play, with the backend and release pipeline built end to end by the same team.
A clear idea of the problem the app solves and who it is for is enough to begin. We work out the rest with you in discovery: the features of the first version, the platforms, the systems it connects to and how success will be measured, all agreed in writing before design starts.
Yes. Webmasters LDN manages App Store and Google Play submissions, review handling and staged rollouts for you, and keeps the app alive after launch with real-time features, push notifications and in-app payments. You get a living product, not a one-off build handed over and forgotten.
A focused first version usually takes a few months from agreed scope to the stores, depending on the features, the platforms and the systems it connects to. We deliver working builds every sprint, so you are using the app long before launch, and we give a timeline with the quote.
It depends on the product. Native builds give the best performance and the fullest use of each platform, and suit apps that rely on the camera, location, payments or rich graphics. A shared cross-platform codebase can suit apps that are mostly forms, lists and content. We recommend one, with reasons, before anything is built.
Yes. Webmasters LDN builds the whole product: the iPhone and Android apps, the backend, database and APIs behind them, and the staff console used to run it. One team owning every layer means fewer gaps between them and one place to go when something needs to change.
Yes. We review the code, the infrastructure and the store accounts, fix what is urgent, and then agree a plan to stabilise and improve the app. Many projects start this way, with an app that was left half finished or has fallen behind the latest versions of iOS and Android.
Your business owns its app, its data and its store listings, held in accounts you control. The terms are set out in writing before work starts, and we can keep running and improving the app for you or hand it over in full.
Ready to scope yours?
Tell us what you need. We scope in days and build in focused sprints.