Mobile apps from one codebase, live in both stores.
One codebase, both stores, and a release process your team can run without us.
Two native codebases double the cost of every feature and every bug. We build with React Native and Expo, drop to native modules only where the platform genuinely demands it, and treat store submission as part of the work rather than a surprise at the end.
What this actually covers.
React Native and Expo applications for iOS and Android
Native modules where the platform requires them, not by default
Offline-first data, push notifications and deep linking
App Store and Play Store submission, review responses and release pipelines
Over-the-air updates so a fix does not wait on review
How it runs, week by week.
Prototype on a device
You hold a build on your own phone within the first two weeks, not a clickable mockup.
Ship behind a flag
Features land continuously and stay hidden until they are ready, so releases stop being events.
Own your release
Store accounts, certificates and pipelines are yours, documented, and transferred at handover.
What you get.
One codebase your team can maintain, live in both stores
A release process that does not require the original developer
Questions we get asked.
- React Native or fully native?
- React Native for almost everything, with native modules where the platform genuinely requires them. If your app is built entirely around a native capability, we will tell you that going native is the better call.
- Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
- Yes, including store listings, review responses and release pipelines. The accounts and certificates stay yours and are transferred at handover.
- Can you take over an app someone else built?
- Often, yes. We audit the codebase and release setup first, then give you a written read on what is worth keeping before any work starts.
Need mobile development?
Send us the problem and any constraints you already know about. We will come back with scope, a rough timeline, and whether we are the right fit.
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