Mobile
Cross-platform development with React Native or Flutter: one codebase, two platforms, without the performance and capability compromises of older hybrid approaches.
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What it is
Cross-platform mobile development uses frameworks that compile or transpile a single codebase to native iOS and Android apps, enabling code reuse of 70–95% while maintaining native UI components, platform-specific navigation patterns, and access to device APIs.
What you get
React Native and Flutter have matured to the point where cross-platform development is not a compromise — it is the correct engineering choice for most mobile products. The same business logic, API calls, state management, and UI components run on both platforms, maintained by one team with one set of tooling.
React Native is our default for JavaScript/TypeScript teams or products with significant web surface area — sharing types, utilities, and business logic between web and mobile reduces total maintenance burden. Flutter is preferred when animation-heavy UI or strict visual consistency across platforms is a primary requirement.
Platform divergence is handled explicitly, not ignored. We use platform-specific code branches for navigation patterns, native module access, and UI details that differ between iOS and Android. The goal is an app that feels native on each platform, not one that feels like a web app on both.
Key capabilities
Each engagement is scoped to your requirements — these are the core capabilities we bring to the table.
Platform-specific UI and navigation patterns
Native module bridging for device API access
Shared codebase with web via monorepo architecture
Automated testing across both platforms in CI
Over-the-air (OTA) updates with Expo or CodePush
Our process
A structured, engineering-led approach that moves from understanding your goals to a production system — with no handoff surprises.
Typical engagement
8–16 WEEKS
We map your goals, constraints, and existing infrastructure. Scope is defined and success criteria agreed before any development begins.
We design the technical approach, select the right tools, and produce a milestone-driven delivery plan with no ambiguity.
Iterative development with regular demos. Code reviews, test coverage, and documentation happen in parallel — not at the end.
Production release with monitoring setup and handover documentation. We stay close during the first weeks post-launch.
Built with
React Native is better for teams with JavaScript/TypeScript expertise, products that share logic with a web app, or apps that need a large ecosystem of existing libraries. Flutter is better when visual consistency and animation quality are paramount, or when your team already works in Dart. We assess your team and product requirements and recommend accordingly.
For most app categories — data-driven apps, CRUD interfaces, social apps, e-commerce — React Native and Flutter are indistinguishable from native in real-world use. Performance gaps appear in computationally intensive scenarios like complex animations at 60fps or heavy on-device processing, where native still has an edge.
Yes. React Native apps share TypeScript types, API clients, state management logic, and utility functions with Next.js or React web apps in a monorepo. Flutter apps can share business logic with Dart backends. The amount of sharing depends on architecture decisions made at the start of the project.
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