Mobile App Development
iOS and Android apps that feel native, pass review the first time and hold up once real users arrive.
React Native · Expo · Flutter · Swift
React Native · Mobile framework
React Native development for iOS and Android from one codebase.
Cross-platform apps that feel native, share logic with your web product and reach both stores for close to the cost of one platform.
React Native · Mobile framework
What we build
What we build with React Native.
Consumer apps
Onboarding, feeds, payments and notifications with smooth navigation and platform-appropriate patterns.
Offline-first field apps
Local databases with background sync for crews working without reliable signal.
Companion apps
Mobile clients for existing web products, reusing API clients, validation and business logic.
Native app migration
Consolidating separate iOS and Android codebases into one, screen by screen.
The difference
When React Native is the right call.
No tool fits everything. We would rather tell you now than halfway through the build.
Consider something else
- Graphics-intensive games
- Apps built mostly around one platform's newest native APIs
- Heavy on-device audio or video processing
A strong fit
- Business and consumer apps needing both platforms
- Teams that already use React on the web
- Products that benefit from over-the-air updates
- Offline-first field and operations apps
How we use it
Practices we hold ourselves to.
Knowing a framework is the easy part. These are the habits that keep a codebase healthy after a year of changes.
Expo where it fits
Managed builds, over-the-air updates and a maintained native layer, with custom native code added when required.
Native where it counts
Swift and Kotlin modules for camera, Bluetooth, background tasks and anything performance-critical.
Release pipeline from sprint one
Signed builds from CI to TestFlight and Play testing, so releasing is routine long before launch.
Measured on real devices
Start-up time, frame rate and memory profiled on mid-range hardware, not just the newest phone.
Ecosystem
What we pair with React Native.
- Core
- React Native
- Expo
- TypeScript
- New Architecture
- Navigation & UI
- Expo Router
- React Navigation
- Reanimated
- Data
- TanStack Query
- SQLite
- WatermelonDB
- MMKV
- Release
- EAS
- Fastlane
- Sentry
- Detox / Maestro
Engagements
Three ways to get React Native work done.
Hand us the whole build, or add senior engineers to the team you already have.
Discovery sprint
From $2,500
1–2 weeks
You have a problem and need a plan you can act on or take elsewhere.
- Stakeholder and user interviews
- Technical feasibility review
- Scoped roadmap with estimates
- Clickable prototype of the core flow
Most common
Build engagement
Fixed-scope quote
6–16 weeks
You know what you need built and want it shipped by a senior team.
- Design, engineering and QA
- Two-week sprints with working demos
- CI/CD, monitoring and store submission
- Documentation and handover session
Embedded team
Monthly retainer
Rolling, 30 days' notice
You have an in-house team and need senior capacity beside it.
- Dedicated engineers in your standups
- Code review and architecture support
- Roadmap and sprint planning input
- Pause or stop with 30 days' notice
Services
Services where we use React Native.
MVP & Product Development
From idea to a first version in front of paying users: scoped ruthlessly, built properly, ready to grow.
Next.js · React Native · TypeScript · PostgreSQL
FAQ
React Native: common questions.
Does a React Native app feel native?
Yes, when built well. It renders real native components, and with attention to navigation, gestures and platform conventions users cannot tell the difference.
React Native or Flutter?
Both are solid. We lean to React Native when you have React on the web or want over-the-air updates, and to Flutter when you want pixel-identical custom UI on both platforms. We explain the trade-off for your case in discovery.
Can you share code with our web app?
A good deal of it: API clients, validation, types and business logic. Interface code is mostly separate, because good mobile and web interfaces differ.
Can you take over an existing React Native app?
Yes. We start with an audit covering dependencies, native modules and the release pipeline, since out-of-date libraries are the usual source of pain.
Next step
Have something that needs building?
Tell us the problem in a few sentences. We will reply within one business day with an honest read on scope, cost and whether we are the right team for it.