Technology

React Native app development

We build iOS and Android apps from a single React Native codebase, so you launch on both platforms at once and maintain one product instead of two.

React Native lets one team ship a genuinely native app to iPhone and Android, sharing most of the code between them. For most products that means a faster launch, a lower build cost and a single codebase to maintain, without users noticing any difference from a fully native app.

We handle the whole path: app architecture, the backend and APIs it talks to, testing on real devices, and App Store and Google Play submission. When a feature needs platform-specific native code, we write that too.

Use cases

What we build with React Native

  • 01

    Consumer apps

    Polished iOS and Android apps with accounts, payments and notifications.

  • 02

    Companion apps

    Mobile apps that extend an existing web product or SaaS.

  • 03

    Internal apps

    Field, operations and staff tools for your team's phones.

  • 04

    MVPs

    Launch on both platforms at once and learn from real users sooner.

  • 05

    Offline-first apps

    Apps that keep working without a connection and sync later.

  • 06

    Store launches

    App Store and Google Play setup, listings and review, handled end to end.

Stack

Pairs well with

  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Supabase
  • PostgreSQL
  • Stripe
  • AWS
FAQ

Common questions

Is React Native as good as fully native apps?

For most products, yes. React Native renders real native components, and performance-critical pieces can be written natively where needed. Users generally can't tell the difference, while you avoid building and maintaining two separate apps.

Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?

Yes: store accounts, listings, screenshots, review guidelines and the submission process itself, plus beta testing through TestFlight and Google Play before launch.

Can the app share code with our website?

Often, yes. When your web app is built with React or Next.js, business logic, types and API clients can be shared between web and mobile.

What happens after launch?

We can stay on for updates, OS upgrades, crash monitoring and new features, or hand the codebase over to your team with documentation.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us what you're building and we'll follow up to talk it through.

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