A live, project-based course covering native iOS, native Android, cross-platform builds, backend/API work and UI/UX — taught by the same team that ships client apps to the App Store and Play Store every month.
Each track ends with a real app on a real device. Not sure which fits? The Full-Stack App Package below covers all of them in a single structured program.
Build native iPhone and iPad apps the way Apple's own tooling expects — from first screen to a submitted App Store build.
Native Android apps built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, tested across devices, and published to the Play Console.
One codebase, both stores. Learn Flutter and React Native and ship the same app to iOS and Android at once.
Every good app needs a server behind it. Build the APIs, auth and databases that power real mobile apps at scale.
Design the screens developers actually want to build — wireframes, design systems and clickable prototypes in Figma.
Can't decide? This is all five tracks combined into one program — design, native or cross-platform build, backend, and a real store launch, in order.
Every project — yours included — moves through these four stages live in class, so you see exactly how an idea becomes an app on someone's home screen.
Wireframes, user flows and a Figma prototype before a single line of code is written.
Native or cross-platform development, screen by screen, connected to a real backend.
Device testing, crash reporting and TestFlight/Internal Testing feedback loops.
App Store & Play Store submission — metadata, screenshots, review, and go live.
Six modules, taught in the order a real app project actually runs — so week three's build is already grounded in week one's design decisions.
Defining the app's core flows before touching Figma or code.
A real design system — components, spacing and states — built for handoff.
Screens, navigation and local state, built in your chosen track.
Connecting the app to real data — login, storage, and live endpoints.
Cross-device testing, crash monitoring, and fixing what actually breaks.
Metadata, screenshots, review guidelines, and going live on both stores.
A sample of the kinds of apps students walk away with — yours will be just as real.
I walked in knowing zero Swift and walked out with an app on the App Store. The build-pipeline structure made every stage make sense.
The Full-Stack Package was worth it — one codebase, both stores, and a backend I actually understand now.
UI/UX week alone changed how I approach every project — developers on my team now ask for my Figma files first.
Book a free call and we'll help you pick the right track, walk through the syllabus, and show you exactly what your first build looks like.