Legacy code. Live product. Clear route forward.

Modern mobile. Without the rewrite.

We modernise older iOS and Android codebases one safe module at a time, using SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose without putting delivery on hold.

One module at a time. One release at a time.

Before / legacyAfter / native
// UIKit + callbacks
final class FeedController:
  UIViewController {

  ...

  func loadFeed() {
    API.fetch { result in
      DispatchQueue.main.async {
        self.items = result
        self.table.reloadData()
      }
    }
  }
  ...
}
// SwiftUI + observable state
+ @Observable
final class FeedModel {
  var items: [FeedItem] = []

  + func load() async throws {
    items = try await api.feed()
  }
}

+ FeedView(model: model)
Production confidence
Incremental
SwiftUIJetpack ComposeKotlinModular architectureProduction rolloutTest automationCode auditsTeam enablement
When simple changes feel too hard

The code is slowing down the product.

Older app code does not fail in just one way. You see bugs come back, data change at the wrong time and small jobs turn into risky releases.

01 / BUGS

One fix breaks another feature

Code and app state are spread across many areas, so a local change can have a wide effect.

02 / STATE

App state changes at the wrong time

Two tasks update the same data, and no one part of the app clearly owns it.

03 / LINKS

Too many parts depend on each other

Features rely on shared services, so they are hard to test, replace or build on their own.

04 / RELEASES

Small jobs take too much effort

A simple feature can need wide code changes, long tests and help from only a few key people.

These problems are linked. They show that the code no longer has clear, safe places to make a change.

See how we reduce the risk →
A product and engineering team reviewing a mobile app, architecture notes and requirements together
The way forward

Lower the risk before you speed up.

We find the problems, prove a better pattern in the live app, then use it in more parts of the codebase.

01 / REVIEW

See the whole system

We map the bugs, shared state, builds, tests and who owns each part.

02 / CHOOSE

Pick one useful part

One small module tests the new plan without putting the release at risk.

03 / PROVE

Release it to users

We use release controls and live data to see if the new part works.

04 / GROW

Use the pattern again

We work with your engineers until the better way of building feels normal.

AI-directed delivery

AI accelerates the work. We remain accountable for what ships.

We carry out the refactoring for your team. Before implementation begins, we establish the architectural boundaries, coding standards, testing expectations and behaviours the application must preserve. AI then accelerates analysis and implementation under direct human oversight.

  • 01Boundaries established before implementation
  • 02AI-assisted analysis and code production
  • 03Every change reviewed before release
What we do

Native mobile skills for the whole release process.

We can improve one iOS or Android app, or plan both together. Every project can start with a clear review of the code and release process.

iOS / Apple

SwiftUI modernisation

Move UIKit, storyboards and callback code into clear Swift and SwiftUI features that are easier to test.

Explore iOS services →
Android / Google

Kotlin & Compose

Move Java and older Android screens into clear Kotlin code and Jetpack Compose.

Explore Android →
Both platforms

iOS and Android together

Share the plan, tests and release checks while keeping each app truly native.

See all services →
A project example

From risky releases to a safer way to change the app.

A blended example, not a client claim

A live marketplace app that could not stop.

The team still had features to ship. But the account area shared data with too many screens, bugs crossed into other features and only a few engineers knew how to release it safely. We split out the account journey, rebuilt it with native code and proved the new release path before moving deeper.

Read the case study →
01One module chosen to start
03Release checks before the next step
2×Both apps followed one plan
→Feature work kept moving
“The goal is not new code for its own sake. It is an app your team can change with confidence, week after week.”

Our first rule / Every change must be safe to ship

See the whole appCode, releases and team needs
Choose the first partOne small, useful module
Prove it worksReal release results before we grow

Start with a clear view

Find out what is making change so hard.

Show us the code, the bugs that keep coming back and the work your team still needs to ship. We’ll map the first safe step.

Book a refactoring assessment →