Cross-Platform App Development with React Native
One codebase for iOS and Android with React Native — a faster launch and lower cost than two separate native apps.
We build apps with React Native — one shared codebase for iOS and Android that gets to launch faster and stays cheaper to maintain than two separate native apps. Where platform-specific features are needed, we add native modules without giving up the benefits of the shared codebase.
What you get
One codebase, two platforms
iOS and Android from one shared code foundation, instead of maintaining two separate apps in parallel.
Faster launch
Features get built once and ship on both platforms at the same time.
Lower maintenance cost
Bug fixes and new features only need to be implemented in one place.
Who this is for
Startups and MVP projects
You want to validate an app idea on both platforms at once with a manageable budget.
Businesses with a limited app budget
Building two native apps in parallel is beyond the planned scope.
Existing web platforms
Your web app or SaaS product should get a mobile companion for iOS and Android.
Two native apps are rarely the right budget for launch
Building native iOS and Android in parallel means two teams, two codebases, and double the effort for every change. For many projects, that's not the right call to start with.
Double the development effort
Every feature needs a separate implementation for iOS and Android if you're building two native apps in parallel.
Limited budget for launch
An MVP or first version often needs to reach real users with manageable effort.
Consistency across platforms
Two separate codebases drift apart easily — different behaviour on iOS and Android confuses users.
Maintenance overhead over time
Every new feature and bug fix doubles with two separate native apps.
We assess whether React Native is the right foundation for your app idea.
When React Native is the right choice
React Native isn't a compromise for every project — but it's the more economical foundation for most business apps.
Good fit
Business apps, MVPs, apps built around forms, lists, content, and standard UI components.
Native recommended
Apps with demanding animations, games, or very deep hardware access.
Our recommendation
We recommend whichever approach fits your budget, timeline, and your app's actual technical requirements — not whichever is easiest for us.
We assess your requirements and honestly recommend the right technical foundation.
How it works
Clarify requirements and scope
Core features and target audience defined jointly for iOS and Android.
UI/UX for both platforms
Design that feels familiar on both iPhone and Android devices.
Development with React Native
One shared codebase, extended with native modules where platform-specific features require it.
Testing on both platforms
Testing on real iPhone and Android devices before release.
Release on both stores
Submission to the App Store and Play Store, including metadata and privacy disclosures.
Maintenance and updates
New OS versions, bug fixes, and feature additions for both platforms at once.
We guide your project from the first idea to release on both app stores.
Why cross-platform development
Faster to market
One shared codebase shortens the time to launch on both platforms.
Lower overall cost
Development, testing, and maintenance happen once instead of twice.
Consistent user experience
A shared codebase reduces behavioural differences between iOS and Android.
Native modules where needed
Individual platform-specific features can be added via native modules without rebuilding the app from scratch.
We build your app for iOS and Android from one shared codebase.
Frequently asked
What does a React Native app cost?
Cost depends on feature scope, required integrations, and design complexity. After an initial conversation, you'll get a concrete estimate.
Is React Native slower than a native app?
For most business apps, the difference isn't noticeable day to day. For very demanding animations or deep hardware access, native development can make more sense — we assess that honestly before starting.
Can I switch to native development later?
Yes. React Native is well suited to validating an idea with manageable effort. As the app grows, individual areas can be rebuilt natively later if it makes economic sense.
How long does development take?
That depends on the number of features and screens. A focused first version launches considerably faster than a full platform.
Do you handle submission to both app stores?
Yes. We prepare metadata, screenshots, and privacy disclosures for the App Store and Play Store, and guide each review process.
Can the app use platform-specific features?
Yes. Where needed, we add native modules for features React Native doesn't cover out of the box.
Do you support the app after launch?
Yes. We can take on updates, bug fixes, and adjustments for new iOS and Android versions.
What do you need for a first conversation?
A short description of your app idea and target audience is enough to get started.
One app, two platforms, one budget
We build your app with React Native for iOS and Android from one shared codebase — faster and cheaper than two separate native apps.