iOS Product Strategy
We turn loose app ideas into a launch plan: first users, core flows, and the smallest build worth putting on TestFlight.
Igny Labs turns focused product ideas into SwiftUI apps you can put in TestFlight, hand to users, and keep improving after launch.
TestFlight
Launch room
MVP sprint
Week 3
Build quality
Stable
Next
Polish onboarding
Review
TestFlight build
SwiftUI
Native stack
2-4 weeks
Typical MVP sprint
TestFlight
Weekly build reviews
100%
Code handoff included
What we do
We stay intentionally narrow: define the app, design the native interface, build the first version, and leave it maintainable.
We turn loose app ideas into a launch plan: first users, core flows, and the smallest build worth putting on TestFlight.
Native screens, onboarding, empty states, and edge cases designed around how iOS apps actually behave.
SwiftUI architecture, state, auth, payments, AI features, and backend wiring. Built for the first real users, not a demo video.
TestFlight setup, App Store prep, analytics, release notes, and docs that make the next handoff boring.
How it works
We keep the loop short so the app gets sharper every week instead of becoming a pile of half-decisions.
We pin down the user, the business promise, and the features that should not make v1.
We lock the onboarding, core screens, edge states, and visual rules before the build spreads.
You review working builds, not progress theater. Decisions stay written and easy to trace.
Release setup, analytics, bug fixes, docs, and enough context for another developer to take over.
Built for iOS
No Flutter. No React Native. Pure SwiftUI, built with the same tools Apple uses — so your app feels like it belongs on the home screen.
Our principles
No decks that die in Figma. We ship TestFlight builds you can tap, break, and show to the people who matter. The work is the proof.
SwiftUI and UIKit. No wrappers, no web-view apps pretending to be native.
We cut what does not help the first users. A tight v1 beats a bloated beta.
Full source handoff, clear architecture, and docs that explain the decisions, not just the setup steps.
Get started
The first call is for sharpening the scope: what the app must prove, what can wait, and what belongs in the first TestFlight build.
What we will decide