The wrong stack rarely fails on day one. It fails in year two, when you cannot hire for it, it cannot pass a security review or it cannot talk to the systems around it. Taction Software builds mobile, web and back-end software in 15 languages and frameworks, held to one healthcare-grade engineering standard. Since 2013 our engineers have delivered 200+ healthcare projects, so security, compliance and integration are part of every build, not extras.
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Five mobile stacks, chosen by what your app has to do: native performance, one shared codebase or tight Microsoft integration. Every build ships HIPAA-ready when it handles patient data.
We build native Android apps in Kotlin and Java that run reliably across thousands of device models, from clinician tablets to patient phones. Expect Material Design interfaces, offline sync, encrypted local storage, biometric login and Play Store compliance. See Android app development.
Our Swift and SwiftUI engineers build iPhone and iPad apps that integrate HealthKit and Apple Watch data, support Face ID login and keep PHI encrypted on the device. We plan App Store review requirements from the first sprint. See iOS and iPhone development.
Flutter gives you one Dart codebase for iOS, Android and web, with near-native performance and a consistent interface everywhere. It suits startups and clinics that need both app stores quickly without funding two separate native teams. See Flutter app development.
React Native shares JavaScript and TypeScript code between iOS and Android while still calling native modules for Bluetooth devices, cameras and secure storage. It is a strong fit when your web team already works in React. See React Native development.
For organizations standardized on Microsoft, .NET MAUI builds Android, iOS, Windows and macOS apps from one C# codebase. It connects naturally to Azure, Entra ID and existing .NET back ends, and is the upgrade path from Xamarin. See .NET MAUI development.
Patient portals, provider dashboards and marketing sites need different tools. We pick the framework by who uses the screen and who maintains it after launch.
We build React and Next.js front ends for patient portals, admin dashboards and SaaS products, with server rendering for speed and SEO, accessible components that meet WCAG 2.1 AA, and strict handling of PHI in the browser session. See React development.
Angular suits large enterprise applications where many developers work on one codebase for years. Its strong typing, dependency injection and opinionated structure keep complex clinical and back-office tools maintainable as teams change. We also upgrade legacy AngularJS apps to current versions. See Angular development.
We build and harden WordPress sites for clinics, practices and health brands: custom themes, fast hosting, secure forms and integrations with scheduling and CRM tools. Patient data stays out of WordPress unless the stack is built for it. See WordPress development.
Drupal handles large, multi-site content platforms with granular permissions, which suits health systems with many departments and editors. We build and maintain Drupal sites, and when it is time to move on, we plan Drupal to Next.js migration. See Drupal development.
The back end is where PHI lives, so this is where stack choice matters most. We build APIs, integrations and data services in six languages and frameworks.
Node.js handles real-time, high-concurrency workloads well: telehealth signaling, notifications, HL7 and FHIR integration services and API gateways. We build in TypeScript with audit logging and encryption by default, and lead PHP to Node.js migrations for aging platforms. See Node.js development.
Python is our default for data pipelines, machine learning and AI services, from clinical NLP to predictive models. We also build Django and FastAPI back ends that serve those models securely, behind role-based access, to web and mobile apps. See Python development.
Java runs much of healthcare’s enterprise core: integration engines, payer platforms and hospital systems. We build Spring Boot services, maintain long-lived Java applications and connect them to EHRs through HL7 and FHIR. Mirth Connect itself is built on Java, so its channels are familiar ground. See Java development.
We build ASP.NET Core APIs and enterprise applications on Azure, and modernize older .NET Framework systems that still run billing, scheduling and practice management in many organizations. Your team gets clean architecture, automated tests and a supported upgrade path. See .NET development.
PHP still powers many practice management, pharmacy and patient-facing platforms. We maintain and secure existing PHP code, upgrade unsupported versions and, when the platform has outgrown it, plan a migration. Start with a legacy PHP platform assessment or see PHP development.
Laravel is the PHP framework we use for new PHP builds: clean routing, queues, built-in authentication and strong testing tools. We build Laravel APIs and admin systems, and upgrade older Laravel versions, with encrypted fields and audit trails for healthcare data. See Laravel development.
Choose how you want to work with us. All three models use the same engineers, security controls and delivery process. Compare them on our engagement models page.
Best when requirements are clear: an MVP, a mobile app or a defined integration. We agree scope, milestones and price up front, then deliver in short sprints with a working build at each demo. Start with the MVP development path for new products.
A dedicated team works only on your product: developers, QA and a project lead who learn your codebase and stay with it. It suits ongoing product work where priorities change every sprint and you need capacity you can scale up or down. See dedicated healthcare development team.
Need one Flutter developer or three Node.js engineers to hit a deadline? We add vetted specialists to your team, working in your tools, standups and process. Every specialist works under the same BAA and security controls. Browse roles such as healthcare React developers and healthcare Python developers.
Many agencies can write code in these languages. The difference is what surrounds the code: security, testing, integration experience and a team that stays accountable after launch.
Whichever language you choose, the same controls apply: a BAA before the first commit on any project that touches PHI, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, audit logs and security testing before release. Delivery runs under ISO 27001-certified processes and HIPAA compliance practices built into code review.
Our engineers have shipped 200+ healthcare projects across these stacks, from EHR integrations to telehealth and RPM apps. That experience shows in the details: offline sync for clinicians, accessible patient screens and integrations that survive real hospital networks. See our case studies.
Every project includes automated testing and CI/CD from the first sprint, not as an add-on before launch. Code reviews check for security issues as well as style. Our QA and testing and DevOps teams keep releases frequent, reversible and documented for your auditors and security reviewers.
Mobile, web and back-end engineers sit on the same team, so an API change and the app that depends on it ship together. You get one point of contact, one plan and one standard of quality instead of coordinating several vendors.
Tell us what you are building and the stack you are considering. In a 30-minute call, an engineer will tell you whether it fits, what it will take and where the risks are.
Answers to the questions teams ask most before choosing a stack and a development partner.
We work across 15 stacks: Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native and .NET MAUI for mobile; React, Angular, WordPress and Drupal for web; and Node.js, Python, Java, .NET, PHP and Laravel on the back end. Each has its own page with detail.
Choose native Swift or Kotlin when you need deep device access, heavy Bluetooth use or top performance. Choose Flutter or React Native when you need both app stores on one budget and timeline. We recommend one after a short review of your requirements.
Yes. We start with a code audit covering architecture, security, test coverage and dependencies, then give you a prioritized list of fixes. This works well for inherited PHP, .NET and AngularJS systems that arrive with little documentation. See our healthcare code audit services.
Cost depends on the platforms, integrations and compliance scope, not the language alone. Use our cost calculator for a first range, then we confirm a fixed quote after a short discovery call. Typical prototype-to-production timelines run 12 to 24 weeks.
Yes. We sign an NDA before you share requirements, and a BAA before the first commit on any project that touches PHI. Both are standard parts of our onboarding, so they rarely add time to the start of a project.
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