The right fit
Businesses that need iOS and Android coverage without the budget to build and maintain two separate apps
SaaS products extending their web platform to mobile without starting from scratch
Consumer app ideas that need to ship an MVP to validate before investing in native builds
Existing mobile apps built in older frameworks that need a modern rebuild
Scope of work
Our process
Scope and Platform Decision
We confirm whether React Native is the right choice for your specific requirements or whether a native build is warranted. Most apps do not need native. The ones that do have specific reasons — and we will tell you if yours is one of them.
Architecture and Navigation
Screen structure, navigation stack, state management strategy, and data flow design before any screens are built. These decisions are expensive to change later.
Screen Development
Feature-by-feature development with builds available for your device at every milestone. You use the actual app, not a prototype, throughout the build.
Device and OS Testing
Testing across iOS and Android at multiple OS versions and screen sizes. Edge cases in device-specific behavior are caught here rather than in reviews.
Submission and Launch
App store submission with all required assets, privacy policy, permissions justification, and review response handling. First submissions often require one revision cycle — we account for this in the timeline.
Technology stack
Outcomes
A single codebase that ships to both the App Store and Play Store without platform-specific workarounds
Push notifications that deep-link to the relevant screen and actually get delivered
Analytics that tell you what users do in the app, not just how many downloaded it
A build pipeline that produces new releases without manual intervention
Store listings that clear review without back-and-forth over permissions or metadata
Frequently asked
When does a project need native iOS and Android instead of React Native?
When the app requires deep device hardware access — Bluetooth peripherals, custom camera processing, AR with ARKit or ARCore — or when performance requirements are extreme, such as real-time graphics. Most business apps, utilities, marketplaces, and content apps do not hit these limits.
How long does App Store review take?
Typically 1 to 3 days for iOS and a few hours for Android. First-time submissions sometimes take longer and may receive a rejection requiring a revision. We build time for one revision cycle into every launch timeline.
Can you maintain and update the app after launch?
Yes. We offer monthly retainer engagements for ongoing development, OS version compatibility updates, and feature additions. Mobile apps require more active maintenance than websites — OS updates frequently require app changes.
Do you work with Expo or bare React Native?
Both. Expo managed workflow for most projects — it dramatically reduces build complexity without meaningful limitations for most apps. Bare React Native when specific native modules require it.