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What's included

Everything that goes into a React Native build

One codebase doesn't mean one generic app — each platform still gets its own native feel where it matters.

Shared Codebase, Both Platforms

One JavaScript/TypeScript codebase powering both iOS and Android, cutting development time significantly.

Platform-Specific UI Touches

Native modules and platform-specific styling used where iOS and Android genuinely need to behave differently.

Near-Native Performance

Native bridge modules for anything performance-critical, so the app doesn't feel like a compromise.

Third-Party & Native Module Integration

Camera, maps, payments and other native features integrated through well-maintained React Native modules.

Push Notifications & Offline Support

Push notifications and offline data handling built in, so the app stays useful without a live connection.

Dual App Store Submission

One codebase, two store submissions — we handle both the App Store and Play Store listings and review.

React Native code and app preview on iOS and Android side by side

Built for teams who need speed without cutting corners

React Native lets us build once and ship to both platforms, which means faster timelines and a lower budget than two separate native builds — without an app that feels obviously cross-platform.

Shared business logic, platform-specific UI where it matters
Native modules bridged in for camera, payments and maps
Over-the-air updates for faster bug fixes post-launch

Technologies we use

The stack behind our React Native builds

The current, actively maintained React Native ecosystem — not deprecated tooling still floating around in old tutorials.

Our process

How we design and build your React Native app

The same six steps on every React Native project, in this order, so both platforms launch in sync.

1

Discovery & Feature Scope

We confirm React Native is the right fit for your feature list before committing to the approach.

2

UI/UX Design

Wireframes and visuals designed once, with platform-specific adjustments flagged for iOS and Android.

3

Development

Shared logic and UI built first, with native modules bridged in for camera, payments or other native needs.

4

Cross-Device QA

Tested across real iOS and Android devices to catch the platform differences that only show up on hardware.

5

Dual Store Submission

Store listings prepared for both platforms, then we manage submission and review for App Store and Play Store.

6

Launch & Updates

Post-launch monitoring, with over-the-air update support for fast fixes that don't require a full store review.

FAQs

Common questions about React Native development

Still unsure about something? Ask us directly in the form and we'll cover it in our reply.

Is React Native as fast as a fully native app?

For the vast majority of business apps, yes — the performance difference is not noticeable. Truly performance-heavy features are bridged through native modules so nothing feels compromised.

Why choose React Native over building two native apps?

One codebase for both platforms means faster development, a lower budget, and easier long-term maintenance, since most changes only need to be made once.

Can you add native features React Native doesn't support out of the box?

Yes, we bridge in native modules written in Swift or Kotlin for anything that needs direct platform access.

Do you use Expo or bare React Native?

We choose based on your app's needs — Expo for faster development on standard apps, bare React Native when you need deeper native control.

Can you push updates without a full app store review?

For JavaScript-level changes, yes, using over-the-air update tools — native code changes still require a normal store review.

Will the app feel different on iOS versus Android?

It will feel appropriately native to each platform — we apply platform-specific styling and navigation patterns rather than forcing one identical look everywhere.

One React Native codebase, shipped to iOS and Android together