React Native & Flutter Development
One codebase for iOS and Android that still feels native, with offline-first data, push, secure auth, and over-the-air updates, and AI used to speed up the build.
Two native codebases cost roughly twice
Building and maintaining separate Swift and Kotlin apps doubles the work for most business apps without a real payoff in how the app feels. Cross-platform is the sensible default: one codebase, one team, features shipped once. Fully native is still the right call for apps built around heavy AR or advanced camera processing, and we will say so if that is you.
What we build
- A single React Native or Flutter codebase for iOS and Android
- Native modules written where a feature genuinely needs the platform
- Offline-first data with sync and conflict handling
- Push notifications and deep links
- Secure auth: OTP, social sign-in, and biometrics
- CI plus over-the-air updates, and submission to both stores
How the build runs
- 1
Pick the framework
We choose React Native or Flutter based on the team, the feature set, and any native constraints.
- 2
Architecture and data
Navigation, state, and the offline data layer are set up before feature work starts.
- 3
Core build
Screens are built as reusable components or widgets, with AI-assisted scaffolding and tests.
- 4
Device testing
We run a device matrix across OS versions and screen sizes, including low-end hardware.
- 5
Release
Store listings, signing, and phased rollout for both the App Store and Play Store.
What you get out of it
- One codebase to build and maintain, not two
- An app that feels native on both platforms
- Updates that reach users without a full store review, where allowed
- A tested release on the App Store and Play Store
Questions we get about this
It depends on the project. React Native suits teams already in the JavaScript and React world and apps leaning on that ecosystem. Flutter suits highly custom UI and consistent rendering across platforms. We recommend one during scoping.
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