Native iOS Builds
Swift and SwiftUI applications following current Apple architecture and design guidance.
SKAD IT Solutions has merged with Hexagon IT Solutions.
iOS App Development
Apps for the Apple ecosystem that pass review and keep working
Swift-based iOS development from SKAD IT Solutions, covering iPhone and iPad, App Store submission, and the performance and privacy expectations Apple enforces.
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Clear ownership
Decision rights mapped early
Reviewable delivery
Visible work and release cadence
Maintainable handoff
Documentation built into delivery
Organizations SKAD Has Worked With
What We Do
iPad and Multi-Device Support
Layouts and interactions adapted properly rather than stretched.
App Store Submission and Review
Listing assets, privacy declarations, and handling review feedback.
Offline and Sync Behaviour
Local persistence and background sync so the app works without a connection.
Performance and Memory Optimisation
Launch time, scroll performance and memory profiled and reduced.
Legacy Migration
Moving Objective-C or UIKit codebases onto Swift and SwiftUI incrementally.
Why Teams Choose Us
Review-ready
Privacy declarations, permissions and guideline compliance handled before submission, not after rejection.
Apple-native feel
Following platform conventions, because users notice when an app does not behave like an iOS app.
Maintainable architecture
Structured so your team or the next developer can pick it up.
Tools and Technologies
01
Language and UI
Swift 
SwiftUI 
UIKit 02
Architecture
MVVM 
Combine 
Swift Concurrency 03
Testing
XCTest 
XCUITest 04
Distribution
TestFlight 
Xcode Cloud 
Fastlane Frequently Asked Questions
SwiftUI for new work, with UIKit where a specific component still requires it.
Yes, including the privacy and guideline issues that cause most of them.
Yes, after an audit of architecture, dependencies and provisioning setup.
Yes, where the product case supports it.
Yes, native or shared codebase depending on your requirements.