Fitness & Wellness
Fitness & wellness app development
Consumer apps live or die on the first session, and on whether the backend behind the experience holds up. Fitness and wellness products carry their own weight: subscriptions and trials, health data that has to stay private, content that needs to change without a developer, and two app stores that can stall a launch for weeks. We build these apps end-to-end and hold ourselves to the same bar on our own product: SquadPax, our in-house fitness app, shipped on one React Native codebase with a production backend behind it.
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You need iOS and Android without funding two codebases or two teams.
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Subscriptions, trials, and billing edge cases turn out harder than the features users see.
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Health and workout data carries privacy obligations that must be enforced server-side, not promised in a policy page.
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Store review loops stall launches for weeks when the submission is not engineered for review.
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Program and content updates need an admin tool, or every change costs a developer cycle.
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Wellness claims drift toward regulated territory, and the copy discipline has to be designed into the product.
Scoped on the call
- 01React Native app developmentReact Native app development for teams shipping to iOS and Android without funding two codebases.
- 02SaaS MVP developmentSaaS MVP development for founders who need a product that survives real customers, not just demos.
- 03API integration servicesAPI integration services for businesses whose tools do not talk to each other reliably.
- 04Internal tools developmentInternal tools development for operations that have outgrown spreadsheets and shared drives.
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Scope call
Thirty minutes with a senior engineer to map the workflow and the risks.
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Fixed quote
A written scope with one number and a ship date, approved before work starts.
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Build in the open
Weekly demos against the milestones, in your repository from kickoff.
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Handover
A runbook and documentation, so your team can operate what we built.
Tell us what your first hundred users should experience, and we will scope the shortest honest path to it.