Mobile Apps

One codebase, both stores, and performance that feels native.

Cross-platform iOS & Android apps with React Native — one codebase, native feel.

Start a project 8–16 weeks to first release

What this actually involves

Most businesses do not need two separate native apps. They need one product that feels right on both platforms and can ship an update the same week someone spots a problem. React Native gets you that: a single codebase, native components underneath, and the ability to push fixes without waiting on a review queue every time.

Where native genuinely wins — heavy graphics, deep hardware access — we will say so rather than sell you the thing we prefer to build.

Core strengths

  • React Native
  • iOS & Android
  • Offline-first
  • App Store launch
Discuss your project
What's included

Everything in the quote, written down

01

Product definition

Cutting the idea down to a first version that is worth shipping and small enough to finish.

02

Mobile-first UX & UI

Designed for thumbs, one-handed use and the platform conventions people already know.

03

Cross-platform build

One React Native codebase running properly on both iOS and Android.

04

Offline & sync

The app keeps working on a bad connection and reconciles cleanly when it comes back.

05

Store submission

Listings, screenshots, privacy declarations and the review process handled for you.

06

Post-launch releases

A release process set up so version two is routine rather than another project.

How it runs

Four steps, no surprises

Week 1

Discover

We learn your business, goals and users before writing a single line of code.

Week 2–3

Design

We craft the experience and interface — reviewed with you at every step.

Week 4–8

Build

We engineer it properly: clean code, real testing, production-grade quality.

Week 9+

Launch

We ship, measure and keep improving so your product keeps growing.

What we build it with

Chosen for your problem, not for our CV.

React NativeExpoTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQLFirebaseApp Store ConnectPlay Console
Questions

The ones people actually ask

React Native or fully native?
React Native for the large majority of business apps — booking, ordering, dashboards, marketplaces, internal tools. If your app leans on AR, heavy 3D or specialised hardware, native is the honest answer and we will tell you at the scoping stage.
Who owns the App Store and Play accounts?
You do. We create them under your business name and work inside them. Your app should never be sitting in an agency's developer account.
Can you add push notifications and analytics?
Yes, and we usually recommend both from the first release. Knowing what people actually do in the app is what makes version two worth building.
How do updates work after launch?
Most changes ship as a normal store update. Content and configuration changes can go out over the air without a review, which is one of the practical reasons we favour this stack.

Ready to start your project?

Tell us what you're building. We'll get back within 24 hours with ideas and a clear next step.

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