iOS and Android from one codebase
React Native and Expo, with native modules where a feature genuinely needs them rather than as a default.
Mobile App Development
Mobile App Development Company
We build production mobile apps with React Native and Expo — one codebase shipping to both the App Store and Google Play, with the native modules, store review process and over-the-air update pipeline that keeps a real product moving after launch.
What's included
Store deployment
App Store and Google Play submission, review handling, staged rollouts and over-the-air updates for changes that do not need a new binary.
Push notifications
Segmented and transactional push with deep links, permission flows that do not burn the user's one chance to opt in, and delivery reporting.
Payments and subscriptions
In-app purchases and store subscriptions where the platforms require them, and card or wallet payments where they do not.
Backend and analytics
The API, authentication and data layer behind the app, plus analytics, crash reporting and release-over-release quality tracking.
How we work
- 01
Scope and platform decisions
Which platforms, which OS versions, what has to work offline, and which features need native code — settled before the build.
- 02
Design
Native-feeling interface design for both platforms, respecting each one's navigation and gesture conventions.
- 03
Build
Increments delivered to your device through internal distribution, so you are using the app weeks before launch.
- 04
Device testing
Real-device testing across screen sizes and OS versions, including low-end Android, plus crash and performance instrumentation.
- 05
Store submission
Store listings, assets, privacy declarations and review — we handle the submission and the rejections that sometimes come with it.
- 06
Post-launch
Monitoring crash-free rates and adoption, shipping fixes over the air, and planning the next release.
Technology we use for this
- React Native
- Expo
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- Firebase Cloud Messaging
Frequently asked questions
- React Native or fully native?
- React Native for the large majority of products: one codebase, one team, and performance that is indistinguishable for typical application workloads. Fully native is the right answer for heavy real-time graphics, deep hardware integration or demanding background processing — we will tell you which case you are in.
- How long does a mobile app take?
- A focused first release is usually eight to fourteen weeks including store submission. Store review itself adds days, occasionally longer for a first submission.
- Do you publish under our developer account?
- Yes. The apps ship under your Apple and Google developer accounts, and you keep the listings, keys and ownership.
- Can you take over an existing app?
- Yes. We start with a build and dependency audit, since inherited React Native projects most often break on outdated native dependencies rather than on product code.
- Do you handle updates after launch?
- Yes, under an agreed support arrangement — including the OS upgrade cycle, which forces changes to every mobile app once a year whether or not the product changed.
Plan your mobile app
Tell us what the app does and who it is for. We will come back with a platform recommendation, a scope and a route to the stores.
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