Build Real Apps That Actually Work
We teach mobile development the way it should be learned—hands-on projects, real feedback, and code that makes sense. No fluff, no outdated tutorials. Just practical training that gets you building iOS and Android apps people want to use.
iOS Development Path
Swift isn't just another programming language to memorize. It's your tool for creating apps that feel natural on iPhones and iPads. We start with the basics—variables, functions, control flow—but quickly move into building actual interfaces.
What You'll Actually Learn
Forget abstract coding exercises. You'll build a working app in your first month. We cover SwiftUI for modern interfaces, UIKit when you need more control, and Core Data for apps that remember things. Plus networking, because most apps need to talk to servers.
Week-by-Week Breakdown
- Weeks 1-4: Swift fundamentals through building a task manager app
- Weeks 5-8: SwiftUI layouts and navigation with a recipe browser project
- Weeks 9-12: Data persistence and networking in a weather tracking app
- Weeks 13-16: Polish your portfolio project with proper architecture
Every student finishes with three working apps on TestFlight. That's what you show potential employers or clients—not certificates, but actual software.
Android Development Path
Android powers most phones worldwide. Learning Kotlin and Jetpack Compose means you can reach billions of users. We skip the theory lectures and get straight to building apps that work on real devices.
Practical Skills You Gain
You'll master Kotlin first—it's cleaner than Java and what modern Android teams use. Then we dive into Jetpack Compose for building responsive layouts. Room database for local storage. Retrofit for API calls. Everything you need for professional Android work.
Your Learning Journey
- Month 1: Kotlin basics through creating a note-taking app
- Month 2: Compose UI with a social media feed prototype
- Month 3: Room database and ViewModel in a fitness tracker
- Month 4: Complete app with authentication and cloud sync
By the end, you'll have published at least one app to Google Play's internal testing track. Real deployment experience matters more than dozens of tutorial completions.
Rohan Deshmukh
Built iOS apps for fintech startups for six years. Now teaches Swift and SwiftUI through actual project work.
Priya Kulkarni
Senior Android developer who believes in learning by building. Specializes in Kotlin and modern architecture patterns.
Arjun Mehta
Cross-platform specialist who's shipped apps with millions of downloads. Teaches API integration and app performance.
"I'd watched countless YouTube tutorials before this. Always got stuck when something didn't match the video. Here, instructors actually look at your code and tell you why it's breaking. That feedback loop changed everything for me."
— Ankit Patel, now freelancing on iOS projects
Foundation Month
We don't assume you know anything about mobile development. Whether you're coming from web development or starting fresh, we build your foundation properly. You'll understand how mobile apps differ from websites—memory constraints, touch interfaces, offline functionality.
- Set up your development environment correctly the first time
- Learn debugging tools that actually help you find problems
- Build your first simple app and run it on a real device
Building Phase
This is where most students really start enjoying the work. You're not copying code anymore—you're solving problems. Each project gets more complex, but you'll have the skills to handle it. We introduce new concepts when you need them, not all at once.
- Create user interfaces that respond properly to different screen sizes
- Handle user input and form validation the right way
- Connect your apps to real APIs and parse JSON responses
- Save data locally so your app works without internet
Advanced Topics
Once you're comfortable with the basics, we cover the stuff that separates okay apps from good ones. Performance optimization. Proper error handling. Security best practices. Testing strategies that don't slow you down.
- Write clean code that other developers can understand
- Implement proper app architecture (MVVM, Clean Architecture)
- Add authentication and secure API communication
- Optimize images and network requests for better performance
Portfolio Project
Your final project is something you choose. Maybe it's an app idea you've had for years. Maybe it's a solution to a problem you actually face. Either way, you'll build it from scratch with instructor guidance. This becomes your main portfolio piece.
- Plan features and create a realistic development timeline
- Build incrementally with regular code reviews
- Deploy to TestFlight or internal testing track
- Document your code properly for future updates
