Focus — Mobile Development

One team.
Every screen in someone's pocket.

iOS, Android, tablets, prototypes to store releases — the same full pipeline as our web team, tested on real hardware, not just a simulator window.

Every device, for real

If it fits in a pocket, we've probably got one on the shelf.

50+

Physical phones on hand

iOS, Android, iPad, and tablet — every screen size and OS version that actually matters.

2

Platforms, native feel

iOS and Android, tuned on real hardware — not just whatever a simulator lets you get away with.

Device farm

Virtual Android instances

For parallel, mass-scale testing no shelf of physical phones could cover alone.

The desk

Every role gets the tools it actually needs.

Same discipline as our web team — a real toolkit per role, not one shared login sheet nobody's updated since the app was approved.

Product & PM

Same discipline, a different shelf of hardware to plan around

Same discipline as the web team — a plan in Jira, a doc in Notion, and a PM who pushes back on scope creep before it turns into a delayed release. Every feature earns its spot on the roadmap by solving something a real user actually hit.

Design & UX

From a wireframe to a prototype you can actually tap through

Screens get drawn in Figma and tested in Maze before a single line of Swift or Kotlin gets written, so the team already knows a flow works before it's expensive to change.

Engineering

Native feel, built and debugged by hand

Real coding work, on real devices — engineers writing native code, testing it on the hardware sitting on the shelf, and fixing what breaks instead of trusting a simulator to catch it first.

Prototype to app store

From a Figma frame to a store listing.

The same dedicated IT & Infrastructure team behind our web builds handles backend scaling here too — app developers ship features, not servers.

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Prototype

Expo Pro — on a real device in minutes, not a build queue

2

Internal testing

TestFlight and Play Console internal tracks

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Store review

Apple Developer and Google Play Console submissions

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Live

Shipped to the store, monitored from day one

Some of it, on record

We've been shipping to phones for a while.

2016 · iPad

Jagoan Indonesia

An educational app about Indonesian culture, launched as a pilot with Mirai Education (Japan). Shipped with "Jelajah" and "Puzzle" at launch — "Kuis" was still in the oven.

2017 · Expo

World Puzzle, VR Labyrinth & Jatim Explore

Three mobile builds shown off at a university tech expo — Jatim Explore paired local place info with real GPS integration.

Registered project · Android

Public Transit@Malang

A transit-info app for getting around the city, GPS built in — one of the lab's registered-rights projects.