Shared React Codebase
One set of components for both platforms, with room to branch where needed.
React Native is the pragmatic middle ground: near-native feel, one JavaScript codebase, and — unlike some cross-platform options — a hiring pool that actually exists.
We build with TypeScript and the modern React Native architecture, dropping into native modules on the specific screens that need it rather than everywhere by default.
If your team already writes React for the web, they'll be able to read, review and maintain what we hand over. That matters more than most people realise until the agency relationship ends.
A shared codebase that your own React team can pick up later.
One set of components for both platforms, with room to branch where needed.
Fewer runtime surprises reaching production, and far easier refactoring.
Kotlin and Swift bridges for camera, Bluetooth or anything performance-critical.
Ship a fix in minutes rather than waiting days for store review.
Usable on a train, reconciles cleanly when the connection comes back.
Lists, navigation and animation tuned on real mid-range devices.
Especially if you already have web developers.
Talk to an engineerReact developers are easy to hire, and they can read this codebase on day one.
Over-the-air updates mean a critical fix does not wait on Apple.
Validation, types and API clients reused instead of rewritten.
We do not force everything through JavaScript when native is the right answer.
The architecture we use is the one large React Native apps settled on.
Documented, typed and tested, so leaving us is never a trap.
Shared code first, native only where it earns its place.
We agree navigation, state and which features truly need native modules.
A shared component library that behaves correctly on both platforms.
Sprint builds installable on your own phone, profiled on mid-range hardware.
Both stores, then ongoing fixes delivered over the air.
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Ask us anythingIt depends on scope, integrations and design complexity. After a free discovery call you get a written estimate with a price range, a timeline and the assumptions behind it.
A focused first release usually takes 8 to 14 weeks. Larger builds are delivered in phases, with something usable at the end of each phase.
Yes. Source code, repositories, store listings and credentials are handed over to you, and we sign an NDA before any details are shared.
Yes. Every project includes a warranty period, and monthly support plans cover monitoring, updates, fixes and new features.
One codebase, two app stores. That's the pitch — and for most products, it genuinely holds up.
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