New product MVPs
Validate a product idea with a focused first release that is small enough to ship and strong enough to test with real users.
Dedicated iOS Delivery
Shawn Studio plans, builds, and launches native iPhone apps with Swift and SwiftUI. The goal is not to overbuild. The goal is to ship something useful, polished, and ready for real users.
This service is a good fit when you need hands-on iOS delivery, not just strategy slides. Typical engagements include:
Validate a product idea with a focused first release that is small enough to ship and strong enough to test with real users.
Improve an existing app with cleaner flows, better onboarding, performance fixes, or a SwiftUI rebuild where it makes sense.
Tighten the last mile with release readiness, App Store submission support, and a calmer handoff into post-launch iteration.
This public case study shows how Shawn Studio can turn an AI-assisted health workflow into a more credible iPhone product without losing launch quality.
This project shows how a smaller education product can still be stable, fast, and well-scoped, with clear persistence decisions behind it.
These examples are App Store releases, not design-only presentations. That matters because launch readiness is part of the service, not an afterthought.
Proof and context
Recent work includes consumer-facing iOS products and shipped features using SwiftUI, local persistence, and AI-assisted experiences. Review the case studies or the supporting article to see how Shawn Studio thinks about native product quality.
If the core value clearly lives in repeated mobile use and you need native iPhone delivery with launch support, go straight to the iOS project brief. If you are still deciding whether version one should start broader before returning to a native app, compare it with startup MVP development.
Shawn built our VitalFit app from scratch in under 8 weeks. The UI felt native and polished on day one. He communicated clearly throughout and delivered exactly what we scoped.
Clarify the audience, the core workflow, and what the first release actually needs.
Turn the scope into a practical build plan, timeline, and quote.
Build in Swift and SwiftUI, review progress, and keep the scope honest.
Prepare for launch, submit to the App Store, and define the next iteration.
Typical timeline: 2–4 weeks
MVPs, internal tools, companion apps, and focused consumer products. Projects are usually a better fit when the first release can stay intentionally narrow and ship fast.
SwiftUI is the default for new work because it speeds up delivery and keeps interfaces consistent. If a project needs UIKit, backend APIs, or local persistence layers, that can be scoped into the build.
Yes. Discovery, feature prioritization, technical scoping, and launch planning are part of the service when they help reduce wasted build time.
Yes. Shawn Studio can stay involved for fixes, improvements, analytics follow-up, and smaller iteration cycles after the first release goes live.
Pricing depends on scope. Prototyping and proof-of-concept work starts from $3,000. Full native iOS apps usually start from $10,000 and increase with complexity, features, and launch requirements. Send through a brief and I'll reply with the next steps.
Share what you are building, where the product is today, and what you need next. Expect a reply within 24 hours with a recommended next step.