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Native Android apps that work offline.

Kotlin and Jetpack Compose apps built the way we build our own: fast, offline-first, private by default, with on-device AI when it helps. From idea to Google Play.

My AppOFFLINEON-DEVICE AI0 uploadsKOTLIN · COMPOSE60 fps

What you get

Native and fast

Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, Material 3, smooth on budget phones as well as flagships.

Offline-first

Local database with sync when online, so the app works in a basement, a plane or a village.

On-device AI

Vision, text and classification models that run on the phone, with nothing uploaded.

Accounts & sync

Sign-in, cloud sync and push notifications when your app needs them, on a backend you own.

Design included

UX flows and a clean interface designed with you, or we build from your Figma.

Published

Play Store listing, screenshots, privacy policy and release pipeline, handled.

How it works

  1. 01

    Scope

    Screens, features and what must work offline, turned into a clickable prototype.

  2. 02

    Build

    Weekly test builds on your phone, so you see progress and steer early.

  3. 03

    Polish

    Performance, accessibility, edge cases and real-device testing.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Play Store release, crash reporting you control, and a support window.

Shipped

HaramBlur filters content with on-device vision models on Android, and Hiel Compta runs Moroccan accounting fully offline.

See the apps
Tools we use
KotlinJetpack ComposeRoom / SQLiteWorkManagerTensorFlow LiteML KitPocketBaseGoogle PlayKotlinJetpack ComposeRoom / SQLiteWorkManagerTensorFlow LiteML KitPocketBaseGoogle Play
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Questions about Android apps

We focus on native Android. If you need both platforms, we can discuss a Kotlin Multiplatform approach that shares the core logic.

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