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React Native Development

Cross-platform mobile apps in React Native with shared code for iOS and Android.

Overview

What we deliver

We build React Native apps that ship to iOS and Android from one codebase, with native modules and tooling where they add real value.

We use React Native to build cross-platform mobile apps for B2B teams that want one engineering effort to serve both iOS and Android. Our team works with TypeScript, modern React patterns, and a curated set of libraries we have proven in production, including React Navigation, Reanimated, and Expo where it fits. We add native modules in Swift and Kotlin when a feature requires platform APIs or performance the JavaScript layer cannot provide. Each engagement covers architecture, state management, API integration, offline support, analytics, and store submission for both platforms. We set up CI, over-the-air updates, and automated testing so future releases are predictable. Codebases are documented and structured for handover. React Native is a strong fit when shared code reduces cost, your feature set is well understood, and you want a single team to ship to both stores on a steady cadence.

Fit Check

Built for teams like yours

Who it's for

  • B2B SaaS teams targeting both stores
  • Startups validating across iOS and Android
  • Enterprises consolidating two mobile teams
  • Internal tools teams with limited mobile staff
  • Product teams that ship feature parity

Pain points we solve

  • High cost of running separate iOS and Android teams
  • Feature drift between platforms
  • Slow release cycles across two codebases
  • Limited mobile engineering capacity
  • Inconsistent UI between iOS and Android
What's included

Capabilities

Everything we cover in this engagement.

  • React Native with TypeScript
  • Expo and bare workflow projects
  • Native modules in Swift and Kotlin
  • Navigation and state management
  • REST and GraphQL integration
  • Push notifications and deep links
  • Over-the-air updates with EAS or CodePush
  • App Store and Google Play submission
How we work

Our process

A clear, predictable path from kickoff to outcomes.

01

Discovery

We confirm goals, platforms, and constraints to scope the shared codebase.

02

Architecture and design

We define modules, navigation, and native bridge needs.

03

Sprint build

We ship features in two-week sprints with internal test builds.

04

QA and store prep

We test on real devices and prepare iOS and Android store assets.

05

Launch and support

We publish to both stores and maintain releases through a retainer.

What you get

Deliverables & outcomes

What you get

  • React Native app for iOS and Android
  • TypeScript source code and documentation
  • App Store and Google Play listings
  • CI pipeline and OTA update setup
  • Native module code where required
  • Analytics and crash reporting setup

Outcomes you can expect

  • Feature parity across iOS and Android
  • Lower long-term mobile cost
  • Faster release cycles
  • Single backlog for both platforms
  • Easier handover to internal teams
Timeline

10 to 22 weeks

Engagement

Monthly retainer, Project, Sprint

Tools we use

React Native, TypeScript, Expo, EAS, Firebase

KPIs we track

Crash-free sessions, Release frequency, App Store rating, Play Store rating, Retention rate

Client stories

What clients say

"

Our SDRs were spending two hours a day copying lead data between Salesforce, Outreach, and a Google Sheet nobody owned. They mapped the whole flow, stitched it together in n8n, and added a dedupe step we did not even know we needed. Got 38 hours a week back across the team. The SDRs were the ones who pushed to expand it further.

Rebecca F.
"

My books were 90 days behind and I was avoiding my accountant. They cleaned up nine months of mis-categorized Shopify and Stripe entries, set up proper rules in QuickBooks, and now my close lands on day four of every month. First time in three years I opened a P&L without wincing. Cash forecasting actually makes sense now.

D.R.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions we hear most.

When does React Native make sense?
It fits when feature parity across iOS and Android matters and the app does not depend heavily on low-level platform APIs.
Can you add native modules?
Yes. We write native modules in Swift and Kotlin when a feature needs platform APIs or performance the JavaScript layer cannot provide.
Do you use Expo?
Yes. We use Expo when it fits and move to a bare workflow when the project needs more control.
Can you migrate an existing app?
Yes. We can migrate older React Native apps to current versions and modern tooling.
Do you submit to both stores?
Yes. We prepare and submit builds to the App Store and Google Play and handle reviews.

Want one codebase for iOS and Android?

Talk to our React Native team about scope, fit, and a realistic release plan.