Services

Mobile app development for iOS and Android

We build mobile applications for companies that need a real product on the App Store and Google Play -- not a wrapped website. Most engagements use React Native and Expo to ship to both platforms from a single codebase, with native modules where the experience genuinely requires them.

Business Challenges We Address

  • A field team that needs a mobile tool that works with unreliable connectivity
  • A consumer product that needs to reach both iOS and Android without doubling the budget
  • An existing app that needs push notifications, payments, or offline support added
  • A backend that already exists and needs a mobile client built against it

Capabilities

  • Build cross-platform apps for iOS and Android with React Native and Expo
  • Implement push notifications and in-app messaging
  • Integrate payments (Stripe, in-app purchases, regional providers)
  • Add maps, geolocation, and route tracking for field or delivery teams
  • Build offline-first data sync for low-connectivity environments
  • Prepare and manage App Store and Google Play submissions

Typical Deliverables

  • Published (or submission-ready) iOS and Android application
  • Shared React Native codebase with platform-specific modules where needed
  • Push notification and analytics integration
  • App Store and Google Play listing assets
  • Crash reporting and monitoring setup

Technology Stack

React NativeExpoTypeScriptNode.jsFirebaseREST APIs

Our Approach

  1. 01

    Clarify which platform-specific capabilities are actually required (camera, biometrics, background tasks)

  2. 02

    Prototype the core navigation and key screens for early feedback

  3. 03

    Build against a real or mocked API from the first sprint

  4. 04

    Test on physical devices across both platforms before submission

  5. 05

    Handle store review requirements and submission logistics

Frequently Asked Questions

React Native and Expo cover the large majority of business applications well. We reach for native modules or fully native development only when a specific capability genuinely requires it -- we'll tell you plainly if that's the case rather than defaulting to it.

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