Qazaqsoft · iOS development
iOS app development is for businesses that want to ship a convenient mobile product for iPhone and iPad users: a client app, a booking service, an online store, a corporate tool, an MVP or a full digital platform.
We build iOS apps around business goals: from idea and UX design through development, testing, App Store publishing and ongoing support. We help define functionality, pick the stack, design a usable interface and prep the app for launch.
For business
Building iOS apps fits companies that want to stay closer to their audience, lift service quality and move part of their processes into mobile. The app can serve sales, booking, delivery, training, order management, internal communication, loyalty or work with the customer base.
iOS app development matters especially for projects where interface quality, stability, an audience with strong purchasing power and brand trust are critical. iPhone users tend to expect a fast, clean and logical product, so an iOS app must be not only technically solid but also UX-thoughtful.
We start with the business goals: why the app is needed, who will use it, which actions the user should take and which features the first phase needs. That keeps the project from being overloaded and ships a product with clear growth logic.
App types
We build iOS apps for different business shapes: from small MVPs to complex services with customer portals, payments, integrations, push notifications, maps, analytics and an admin panel.
Fits businesses that want to give clients fast access to services, products, bookings, orders or a personal dashboard: delivery, clinic, fitness, online store, education, reservations. Focus on speed, convenient navigation, interface adaptation for different screen sizes and familiar Apple user patterns.
Used in education, healthcare, sales, presentations, corporate systems, warehouse processes and internal business tools. The large screen allows complex interfaces: control panels, catalogs, training modules, tables, dashboards and work consoles. We design the structure for both formats.
Retains the audience and lifts repeat engagement: product/service catalog, customer portal, order history, loyalty programme, online payment, push notifications, appointment booking, chat, support, personalised offers. Fits healthcare, delivery, beauty, sports, education, e-commerce, restaurants, marketplaces.
Used inside the company: for staff, managers, couriers, sales reps, admins, HR. Speeds up processes and cuts manual work. We deliver CRM features, order statuses, requests, reports, checklists, schedules, document flow, notifications and integrations with the company's systems.
Learn more →Fits when you need to validate an idea fast, test demand, show the product to investors or launch a first version without extra spend. We isolate the core scenario and drop secondary features. After launch we gather feedback and grow the product on real data.
Apple ecosystem
iOS development differs because the app must match Apple's technical, visual and user requirements. We account for performance, security, device adaptation, interface quality and App Store rules.
We use Swift / SwiftUI — the core iOS language. Native gives high performance, stability, solid integration with iPhone and iPad capabilities and exact App Store compliance. Especially important for apps with complex logic, high load, camera, geolocation, payments, push, biometrics and maps.
We follow Apple HIG — recommendations for interface logic, navigation, controls, visual hierarchy, gestures, buttons and scenarios. The app feels familiar to iPhone and iPad users — lowering the entry barrier and lifting the chance of the target action (order, request, booking, payment).
We account for different device models, screen sizes, OS versions and use cases. The app must render correctly, launch fast, run stably and not break after updates. We test key scenarios, interface adaptation, loading speed, auth, notifications and payments.
We prep the build, icons, screenshots, description, category, age rating, privacy policy, data collection info and materials for App Store Connect. We help pass review and fix issues. Especially important for projects with payments, user data, healthcare, marketplaces and complex business logic.
Turnkey
Turnkey development covers analytics, design, programming, backend, testing, publishing and support. The client gets a finished business-task solution — not just code.
We unpack the idea, business model, audience, competitors and user scenarios. We shape the app structure, feature list, user roles, integrations and tasks. The brief locks requirements before development — reducing rework and budget growth during the project.
We build prototypes, screen structure, transition logic, the visual system, buttons, forms, cards, menus, error states. We design not just attractive visuals but a clear mobile experience — the user finds the right actions fast and moves through the key path effortlessly.
Learn more →We build the client side in Swift / SwiftUI, hook up backend, REST/GraphQL API, auth, customer portals, payments, push, database, admin and integrations. A solid architecture — the product can grow after launch and scale.
Backend on Node.js / NestJS / Go handles data, users, orders, payments and business logic. We integrate with CRM (Bitrix24, amoCRM), payments (Apple Pay, Kaspi Pay, Halyk), maps (MapKit), analytics and third-party services.
We check the app across Apple devices, test key scenarios, forms, auth, payments, notifications, speed, UI rendering and integration correctness. Especially important for commercial apps where a bug can mean a lost lead or trust.
We help build the release version, prep App Store Connect materials, submit the app for review and shepherd moderation. If Apple sends it back — we analyse, fix and resubmit.
Process
Development runs in stages: from idea and analytics through design, programming, testing, publishing and support. We pin goals, functionality, user roles, technical requirements and stages.
We unpack the idea, business model, audience, competitors and main user scenarios. We shape the app structure, screens, first-release features, integrations and business tasks.
We build prototypes and the visual system: components, screens, button states, forms, cards, customer portals. The design must be not only attractive but clear — the user must instantly know what to do next.
Client-side programming in Swift, backend, API, auth, customer portals, payments, push, database and admin. Architecture designed for growth after launch.
We test the app on Apple devices, key scenarios, forms, auth, payments, notifications, speed and UI rendering. Testing is especially important for apps with payments and personal data.
We prep the release, assets (icons, screenshots, description) and submit to review. If Apple returns it — we fix and resubmit. After approval the app appears on App Store.
We support the app: bug fixes, updates, new features, UX improvements, analytics and product growth. The app starts living in the real world — new scenarios and feedback appear.
Pricing
Cost depends on project complexity, screen count, features, design, backend, integrations, payments, customer portals, admin, timeline and security needs. We can't name an exact price without understanding the task.
Price drivers: user role count, UX/UI complexity, backend presence, CRM or payment integrations, push notifications, maps, chats, analytics, customer portals, admin and publishing requirements. Also: iPhone only or iPhone+iPad, whether Android is needed, whether support is required.
Can't be one fixed number — apps vary in scope. iOS MVP — from 2,500,000 KZT (up to 7 screens, baseline auth, push, publishing). iOS Standard — from 4,500,000 KZT (20 screens, customer portal, Apple/Kaspi Pay, geolocation, backend). iOS Premium — from 8,000,000 KZT (AR/ML/CoreML, biometrics, watch/TV extensions, 6 months support).
Analytics, structure design, UX/UI, native development, backend, integrations, testing, publishing prep, bug fixes and launch-stage technical support. Extras (complex admin, CRM integrations, subscriptions, separate Android version) are priced separately.
Prepare a description of the idea, the app's goal, the main feature list, target audience, desired timeline and whether it's iOS-only or iOS+Android. If there's no brief — start with a consultation. We help break the idea into features, define the MVP, strip the first version and produce a clear plan.
Order
You can come with a finished brief, prototype, design — or just an idea. If the project is early — we help shape the structure, define first-version functionality and gauge the budget needed to launch.
When clients interact often with the company, place repeat orders, book services, use a customer portal, get notifications, pay online or need a convenient mobile service. Also for internal processes: tasks, orders, staff, requests, training, reports or communication.
Helpful to have a description of the idea, project goals, main feature list, reference apps, target audience info and timeline preferences. A brandbook, design, business process map or backend system speeds up the estimate. But even without anything — we can start with a conversation.
Submit via the form or reach out however suits. Briefly describe the idea, the business area, the features you need, your timeline and budget benchmark. We'll clarify details, ask project questions, propose a delivery format and prepare a preliminary estimate.
Team
The developer owns the technical build, but one engineer is often not enough for a successful launch. The project needs analytics, UX/UI design, backend, testing, task management, publishing and support.
The project includes a project manager, business analyst, UX/UI designer, iOS developer, backend developer, QA and a publishing specialist. The team composition depends on complexity. The analyst owns logic, the designer owns UX, developers own the technical side, QA owns quality, the PM owns timeline and communication.
When the app must run reliably in the Apple ecosystem, leverage device capabilities, deliver high performance and exactly meet iOS requirements. Especially for projects with payments, geolocation, camera, push, complex interfaces or high load.
A real iOS app needs different competencies. One freelancer rarely covers analytics, design, backend, mobile, testing, publishing and support equally well. A team brings role separation, quality control, documentation, planning and the ability to grow the project after launch.
App Store
Apple reviews apps against the rules, security, interface quality, feature behaviour, user data handling and description accuracy. We account for App Store requirements during development — reducing the risk of review rejection.
Before submitting we make sure the app runs stably, has no critical bugs, has clear navigation, handles user data correctly and complies with Apple's rules. We prep the description, screenshots, icon, privacy policy, tracking info and age rating for App Store Connect.
We check the app on the main devices and scenarios: registration, auth, payment, form submission, notifications, screen transitions, network errors, data rendering and backend interaction. Helps find issues before review and before real users see the app.
If Apple sends it back — we analyse the reason, fix issues, adjust the description or functionality and resubmit. Sometimes we need to refine the privacy policy, change payment mechanics, clarify permissions or explain feature intent. We help get through review.
Cases
Shipped iOS projects show the team's experience and approach. In the portfolio we publish apps with the task, functionality, industry, interface, technical solution and business outcome.
For each case it matters to show not only screenshots but the project's meaning: which problem the app solved, which features were built, how the user interacts with the product and what value the business gets after launch. NDA projects are described without exposing confidential data.
After launch
After publishing the app needs support: fixing bugs, adapting to new iOS versions, updating dependencies, analysing user behaviour, improving the interface and adding new features.
Apple releases new iOS yearly — the app needs to be adapted to new APIs, design standards and system requirements. Regular updates keep the app compatible with current devices and iOS.
We monitor errors via Crashlytics or equivalents, fix critical bugs fast and ship patches. Especially important for commercial apps with payments, orders and personal data — downtime = lost money.
We add new features, improve UX based on analytics, expand integrations and optimise performance. The app grows along a roadmap rather than staying at version one forever.
Trust
Businesses pick team-based development when they need predictable outcomes, a clear process and a product that can grow after launch. We look at the app not just as a technical project but as a tool for sales, service, automation or company growth.
We account for Apple's requirements for interface, security, performance, data handling and publishing. This helps deliver apps that pass review, run correctly on Apple devices and meet iPhone and iPad user expectations. Reduces technical risk at launch.
User experience is the key success factor for an iOS app. Even a strong idea can fail if the interface is opaque, actions hidden, forms complex and the path to order or request too long. We design UX so the user immediately knows what to do next.
We see the project through not only to code handover but to launch: prepping for publishing, passing review, fixing feedback, shipping updates and growing the product after App Store release. Convenient for businesses that want a long-term technical partner.
Related services
An iOS app is often launched alongside other digital products. We pick the right format for the task: iOS only, iOS+Android, cross-platform or standalone UI/UX design.
When you need to reach Android users — we build a native Google Play app in parallel or pick a cross-platform approach to optimise the budget.
View service →The pillar page covering every mobile direction: iOS, Android, cross-platform, picking the right approach, pricing, process and timelines.
View service →If you only need iOS app interface design, a service prototype or a redesign — we plug in UI/UX designers as a standalone service.
View service →After launch the app needs support: fixes, updates for new iOS versions, feature growth, analytics. We provide SLA support from 60,000 KZT/month.
View service →FAQ
Helps quickly understand how iOS app creation runs and what we need to estimate cost.
iOS MVP — from 2,500,000 KZT, Standard (customer portal, payments, backend) — from 4,500,000 KZT, Premium (AR/ML, biometrics, watch/TV extensions) — from 8,000,000 KZT. The exact price is calculated after understanding functionality and the launch format.
MVP — from 8 weeks, Standard — from 14 weeks, Premium — from 20 weeks. Timeline depends on project complexity, design, backend, integrations and screen count. Timelines are fixed in the contract before kickoff.
Yes — you can build an iPhone-only app when the audience mainly uses phones and there's no need to adapt the interface for iPad. Cuts first-phase scope. If iPad becomes needed later — it's better planned in the architecture from the start.
Yes — we build iPad apps. Fits education platforms, presentation tools, corporate systems, healthcare, sales, warehouse processes and internal business tools. iPad apps need extra interface attention — the bigger screen gives more options.
Native is better when high performance, stability, deep Apple device integration and exact iOS compliance matter. Cross-platform is more efficient with limited budget and a fast iOS+Android launch. The choice depends on goals, timeline and functionality.
Yes — we help prep the app for publishing: build the release, validate scenarios, prep assets (icons, screenshots, description), submit to review and fix Apple feedback. Reduces delay risk and speeds delivery to users.
Yes — you can order an iOS MVP. A good option for validating the idea, testing demand, presenting to investors or launching a first version without extras. Helps focus on the core value of the app and avoids spending on features that may turn out unneeded.
Helpful to have a description of the idea, the feature list, target audience, examples of similar apps, design preferences, timeline and whether it's iOS-only or iOS+Android. If there's no brief yet — start with a consultation; we'll help structure the project and prep a preliminary estimate.
Inquiry
If you need iOS mobile app development for business — submit a request and briefly describe the project. We'll review the task, clarify goals, propose the right delivery format and prep a preliminary estimate for timeline and cost.
You can come with a finished brief, design, prototype — or just an idea. We'll help figure out which features the first version needs, how best to launch the product and what it takes to publish on App Store.
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