Hire dedicated Swift developers for native iPhone apps
An experienced iOS developer on your team, without a recruitment cycle
Swift is Apple's programming language for iPhone and iPad applications. An app written in Swift is a native iOS application, not a website inside a wrapper. Infoloop places an experienced Swift developer in your team within 1 to 2 weeks. They can develop a new application or take over an existing codebase.
- An experienced Swift developer, onboarded in 1 to 2 weeks
- An interview with the developer before they access your code
- Work in your repository, your backlog and your daily stand-up
- Scope, delivery dates and price agreed in writing
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Scope, budget and timeline agreed in writing. No job posting, no candidate shortlist.
What mobile product teams get from an Infoloop Swift developer
An experienced iOS developer, direct access to them and pricing agreed in writing.
Prepared for every iOS release
Apple releases a new version of iOS every year, and it can break older applications. On monthly support, we test your app against each new version before your customers update.
Direct access to the developer
No account manager relays messages between you and the engineer. Questions go to your shared messaging channel and receive an answer the same day.
Two offices, one delivery team
Our Swift developers work from the head office in Surat, India. The Dover, Delaware office serves US clients. Infoloop has delivered 50+ projects across 6 countries, with 99.9% uptime on the software we support.
Pricing agreed before development
After one call, you receive the scope, delivery dates, rate and an estimate in writing. A clear scope gets a fixed price. If requirements change, we issue a revised quote before the work continues.
No recruitment overhead
There is no job posting, candidate shortlist or notice period. You add a developer to your team and end the engagement when the work is complete.
Hiring process
From first call to App Store release
Four steps from an introductory call to a live release on the App Store.
01Half-hour technical call
You describe the app, the deadline and the current technology stack. We identify what a developer needs to contribute from day one. The people you speak with are practicing engineers.
02Scope, schedule and price
Within a few days, you receive the scope in writing, with delivery dates and a price or estimate. Ongoing work is billed hourly or monthly against an agreed estimate. Nothing starts until you approve it.
03Development inside your sprint
The developer joins your daily stand-up, your backlog and your repository. Your team reviews and approves every change. Each week, you review a new test version on your own device.
04Release, then handover or support
We submit the app for App Store review and monitor the first releases. Then your team takes ownership, or the application moves to monthly support.
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Engagement models for iOS development
Three ways to engage a Swift developer. Each one is agreed in writing before work begins.
- Scope the app
Fixed-scope app project
- Fixed price
- End date
One defined deliverable: a first iPhone app, the takeover of an existing app or a migration of older screens to SwiftUI. The price and delivery date are fixed in the contract. Afterward, your team takes ownership or the application moves to monthly support.
- Interview a Swift developer
Dedicated iOS developer
- Hourly or monthly
- 1 to 2 weeks to start
An experienced Swift developer joins your iOS team for an agreed term, billed hourly or monthly. They work in your repository and your backlog. You interview them first. After the initial term, the contract continues month to month.
- Discuss hourly work
Hourly work for changing scope
- Time and materials
Hourly billing suits app work whose scope will change, such as new features, App Store resubmissions and support. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing first. Support covers testing on each new iOS release, fixes within an agreed response time and a monthly report.
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The difference is they did not leave. Every month we get a report, fixes and one clear next step.
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Book an iOS scoping call
Describe the app, the deadline and the current technology stack. A named person replies within one business day.
FAQs
Questions product leads ask before hiring Swift developers
Direct answers. Raise anything else on the scoping call.
What does a dedicated Swift developer cost?
Infoloop does not publish rates. The rate and an estimate are agreed in writing after a half-hour call. A fixed-scope project has one fixed price and fixed delivery dates. A dedicated developer is billed hourly or monthly. If requirements change, we quote again first. Post-launch support is agreed and billed separately.
How quickly can a Swift developer start?
Usually within 1 to 2 weeks. You receive the scope and pricing in writing within a few days, and onboarding follows. The exact date depends on access: your repository, a seat on your Apple Developer account and one or two test devices.
SwiftUI or UIKit: which do you use?
Both, often in the same app. New screens usually use SwiftUI, Apple's newer interface framework, because development is faster. UIKit remains where it performs better, such as custom controls. Older apps migrate one screen at a time, so releases continue.
Native Swift app or a wrapped website: which should we choose?
Choose native Swift if the application is central to your business operations. A Swift app is faster and has full access to the camera, location, notifications and offline storage. A wrapped website costs less initially, but it feels slower, and Apple can reject thin wrappers during App Store review.
What happens after the app is on the App Store?
You decide before launch. Your team takes over with written documentation and a walkthrough. Or the app moves to monthly support: monitoring, fixes within agreed response times, security updates, testing on each new iOS release and a monthly report.
Can we see iPhone apps you have delivered?
Not as a published case study. Our case studies cover maintenance software for a machinery manufacturer, a fintech support assistant and a Shopify store rebuild. They also include attendance tracking at three manufacturing plants and a nine-branch garage group. On the scoping call, ask how we would approach a specific feature in your application.
Tell us about your iOS app
Describe the app, the deadline and the current technology stack. You receive a written scope, a delivery schedule and a price or estimate.
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