Apps from Salzburg, that last in the store.
I design, build and ship native iOS apps — SwiftUI, CloudKit sync, App Store review included. No WebView shell, no template. The proof has been live in the App Store for over two years.
What you get.
A native app that passes App Store review and doesn't die afterwards. Concept, UI, Swift code, backend sync, release and updates — from one person. I don't sell app ideas on slides: Zeitmeister, my own time-tracking app, has been in the store for over two years and is used by hundreds of people. That's exactly the path I take with your product.
Zeitmeister — time tracking for Austria.
My own app, not a client logo. Working hours, overtime, vacation and mileage under Austrian rules — native SwiftUI, synced via CloudKit.
Zeitmeister is time tracking for SMEs, freelancers and employees in Austria: a timer with client and service group, target-vs-actual with public holidays, vacation and sick days, legally compliant mileage with CSV and PDF export. Fully offline-capable, all on device.
Live since 2024, continuously updated.
SMEs, freelancers and employees in Austria.
No cross-platform wrapper, no WebView.
Plus dark mode, CSV import and PDF reports.
One tap and the clock runs
Client, service group and break attached to the entry.
Target, actual, overtime
Day, week, month, year — with Austrian public holidays.
Mileage, legally compliant
€0.50 per kilometer, per diems, CSV and PDF export.
Vacation and sick leave
Weekends and holidays deducted automatically.
Dark mode
Fully designed, not just inverted.
Included in the engagement.
From idea to release — not just the code.
- 01
Concept & scope
What problem the app solves, which screens it needs — and which we deliberately cut so version 1 ships.
- 02
UI & UX
Native interface following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines. Dark mode, Dynamic Type and accessibility from the start.
- 03
Native development
SwiftUI and Swift, no wrapper. Fast, offline-capable, feels like it came with the system.
- 04
Data & sync
CloudKit, Core Data or a custom backend — whatever the product needs. CSV and PDF export when it's a business tool.
- 05
App Store release
Screenshots, metadata, review process, TestFlight beta. I've been through the process with my own app — repeatedly.
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Updates & operations
iOS releases, new device sizes, crash monitoring. An app isn't finished at launch — Zeitmeister has run stable for two years.
From first call to the store.
Four steps, clearly separated.
App development questions — without fluff.
The answers that usually only come up in the first call.
Honest range: a focused native app like Zeitmeister starts around €15,000; more complex products with their own backend go beyond that. Under €10,000 you usually get a WebView shell — and I'll tell you that upfront. Fixed price after the concept, not by gut feeling.
Your app idea, in the App Store.
Tell me in 30 minutes what the app should do. You'll get an honest assessment of effort, cost and whether native is the right route.
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