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Native iOS development for a cooking companion with recipe discovery and guided preparation. See the application flows and original project interfaces.
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We build native iOS applications and help teams improve the products they already have. From a new feature or API integration to a complete app, we can deliver an agreed scope or work alongside your developers. Based in Warsaw, Poland, we work with product teams on new iOS applications, existing app improvements and integrations with backend services.
Turn your requirements and designs into a native application, with the integrations and release preparation needed for launch.
Add features, update existing flows and connect new services while working within the current architecture.
Implement API integrations and the application logic around authentication, data exchange, subscriptions and external services.
Bring us in for a defined feature or development phase, with responsibilities and a review process agreed with your team.
We work with Swift, SwiftUI and UIKit. The choice depends on your existing codebase, supported iOS versions, interface requirements and maintenance plans.
For an existing application, we review the relevant architecture and dependencies before proposing changes. We agree on the scope, API requirements and acceptance criteria with your team.
For a new application, we help clarify technical requirements and coordinate mobile development with design and backend work. We can also develop the backend and administrative tools when these are part of the project.
Build and extend applications using Swift, SwiftUI and UIKit.
Connect your app with backend APIs and external services, including the loading, error and authentication flows around them.
Work on an established codebase, from individual improvements to larger feature releases.
Prepare TestFlight builds, test agreed user journeys and support App Store submission and responses to review feedback.
You do not need to commit to a complete application or a long development engagement at the start.
For an existing app, we can begin with a focused review of the relevant code, one feature or one API integration. For a new app, the first step can be clarifying the main user flow, backend dependencies and release requirements.
We agree on the scope and price before starting. Depending on the task, the outcome may be a technical assessment with implementation options or a working feature delivered for your review. Acceptance criteria and any access requirements are agreed in advance.
Discuss your app, designs, existing code and backend dependencies.
Define the functionality, responsibilities, acceptance criteria and estimate.
Deliver work in agreed stages and provide builds for testing and feedback.
Check the agreed user journeys and prepare the application for distribution.
Support submission, address review feedback within the agreed scope, and plan further development if needed.
Working with Sergey and his team at SparklerSoft on our iHairium mobile app was a truly positive experience. I'm grateful to him and his team for their involvement with the project from the very beginning and throughout its development. We've known each other for a long time. They were easy to communicate with, quickly resolved issues, and genuinely cared about creating a great product. We have a complex product and also developed an AI system. Sergey took responsibility, maintained the pace of work, and made the entire process smooth and reliable. The end result is a polished, user-friendly app that's exactly what we envisioned. I would highly recommend them for any mobile app development project.
Client testimonial · May 2026
Yes. We can work on individual features, integrations and maintenance tasks after reviewing the relevant code and requirements.
Need a new feature, an API integration or help developing an existing application? Send a short description of the task. If available, include an App Store or TestFlight link, designs, API documentation and any deadline or technical constraints. Please do not send passwords or production credentials through the contact form. We’ll review the information, identify what needs clarification and discuss the scope of a practical first step.