We build mobile apps with React Native and Expo because a shared codebase saves you 40% in cost and time — but we drop into Swift or Kotlin native modules wherever the platform matters: health data, biometrics, deep linking, hardware integrations, performance-critical screens.
Every app ships with offline-first architecture, secure local storage, background sync, push notifications, in-app purchases (RevenueCat for cross-platform), and crash monitoring (Bugsnag + Crashlytics). We handle App Store and Google Play submission, set up CodePush for over-the-air updates, and keep the app compatible with the latest OS releases after launch.
What we won't do: build a single-platform native app when a cross-platform codebase would do the same job for half the cost. Skip native modules where they actually matter (HealthKit, biometrics, performance-critical paths).
What you get
- Single codebase ships to iOS and Android
- Native performance on the screens that matter
- Offline-first so the app works on a subway
- Over-the-air updates without App Store review delays
- Production crash monitoring on day one