Native-feeling interfaces
Interactions follow each platform’s conventions, whether the right foundation is Flutter or fully native Android and iOS.
See Di NoodleArcinix develops tailored mobile apps for its clients. Founded in Canada, the studio brings a European perspective to every project.
Three practical standards guide the work, from the first product decision through release and the versions that follow.
Interactions follow each platform’s conventions, whether the right foundation is Flutter or fully native Android and iOS.
See Di NoodleArchitecture and scope stay aligned with the product’s real constraints, so teams can move without carrying unnecessary complexity.
See HattiWattThe work is structured for the releases that follow, with clear choices and a codebase that can continue evolving after launch.
See Almanakka
Founder and Mobile Developer
Arcinix is led by Cyril Morales, a mobile developer who works directly with clients instead of handing projects across layers of account management.
That founder-led model keeps product questions close to implementation, shortens feedback loops, and gives each project one consistent technical point of view.
Engagements can cover a complete product or focus tightly on the decision that is slowing the team down.
Shape the first useful release, choose the right platform approach, and build toward a confident store launch.
Modernize architecture, refine the experience, or add the next important capability without losing product focus.
Use a focused audit or ongoing consulting to resolve platform, architecture, delivery, and release decisions.
Recent products span restaurant operations and everyday energy decisions, with each experience shaped around its users and platform.

Native iOS and Android restaurant app for pickup ordering, rewards, member QR codes, notifications, order history, and digital gift cards.
View project: Di Noodle
Mobile apps and website for tracking Finnish spot-electricity prices, with clear forecasts, alerts, widgets, and electricity-system data.
View project: HattiWatt
