Native Swift Development
Modern iOS built with SwiftUI and current Apple architecture.
- SwiftUI and UIKit interop
- MVVM and Combine
- Swift concurrency
App Store review rejects for reasons that are entirely predictable. RASPSYS builds native Swift apps that meet the guidelines first time and hold up after launch.
Most rejections we see are privacy declarations, account deletion, or payment rules — all avoidable at design time rather than resubmission time.
Modern iOS built with SwiftUI and current Apple architecture.
Useful on a plane, in a lift and on a bad connection.
Connect to Salesforce and your own services securely.
Apple enforces this, and the rules keep tightening.
On the devices and OS versions your users are actually running.
Submission, review handling and phased release.
A structured engagement model that de-risks delivery and gets working output into your team's hands early.
We agree scope, users and what the first shippable release contains.
Architecture, navigation and API contracts settled before building.
Iterative development with review at the end of each slice.
Device, performance and accessibility testing before release.
Store submission, monitoring and post-launch support.
Most engagements start with a short discovery call. RASPSYS LLP will compare native and cross-platform honestly for your case.
We deliver for clients across the UK, US, UAE, Canada, and Australia - with teams that work in your time zone.
We design against the App Store guidelines rather than discovering them at submission.
Supporting product teams across the UK, US, UAE, Canada and Australia.
We handle submission, review feedback and the metadata that affects discovery.
The questions we are asked most often about iOS App Development.
Usually 24-48 hours now, but the timeline that matters is rejection-and-resubmit. The common causes are missing account deletion, incomplete privacy declarations, in-app purchase rules, or insufficient demo credentials for the reviewer. We cover those during the build, so first submission usually passes.
SwiftUI for new work - it is faster to build and is clearly where Apple is investing. UIKit remains necessary for some complex custom interfaces and for supporting older iOS versions. In practice we mix them, since they interoperate cleanly.
Required, and it trips people up. You must declare the data your app and its third-party SDKs collect, and justify certain API usage. Analytics and advertising SDKs are the usual culprits. We audit the dependency list and prepare the declarations as part of release preparation.
Yes, and it should be in your organisation name, not ours or an individual developer. Organisation enrolment needs a D-U-N-S number and takes a little time, so it is worth starting early. We build and submit under your account so you own the listing outright.
Book a free 30-minute call with a RASPSYS consultant.
We will scope the app and flag the review requirements that apply.