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Capability

Mobile App Development

HIPAA-compliant iOS and Android apps for healthcare companies — patient-facing, provider-facing, or internal clinical tools built on React Native.

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Cross-platform React Native development delivers iOS and Android apps from a shared codebase, reducing development time and security surface area compared to maintaining two separate native codebases.

How we approach it

Four pillars of this capability.

01.

Patient-Facing Apps

Appointment scheduling, secure messaging, results viewing, and medication reminders — built around the patient journey of your specific care model.

02.

Provider-Facing Apps

Rounding tools, patient lists, clinical decision support, and documentation — designed for the constraints of a clinical environment.

03.

HIPAA Architecture for Mobile

Encrypted local storage, biometric auth, remote wipe, and certificate pinning — HIPAA controls implemented at the mobile architecture layer, not bolted on afterward.

04.

App Store Submission & Compliance

App Store healthcare category requirements, Play Store medical app policies, and metadata prepared to minimize rejection risk on first submission.

What we ship

Deliverables for every engagement.

  • React Native app (Expo managed or bare workflow)
  • iOS + Android builds with App Store / Play Store submission support
  • HIPAA-compliant data architecture (Supabase with RLS, AES-256-GCM at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit)
  • Push notification system (no PHI in push payloads)
  • Biometric authentication integration
  • OTA update pipeline (Expo EAS Update)
  • QA test coverage report
AXIFI

The productized version of this capability.

AXIFI's mobile presence is on roadmap. If you need a mobile layer on top of AXIFI functionality, the platform page has the relevant detail.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions.

Ready to build

Ready to build this capability?

We scope before we build — so you know the timeline and cost before any code is written.