Mobile App Development

Cross-platform through React Native is usually right when the product is broadly the same on both platforms and the value is in shipping one codebase. Native becomes the better choice when the app leans heavily on device hardware, needs to hold a demanding frame rate, or when the two platforms' experiences genuinely diverge. It is not a permanent commitment either way — a React Native app can host native modules for the specific screens that need them.

Not with a cross-platform build, which is a large part of its appeal. With native builds the platform work is separate, but the API, data model and product decisions behind it are shared, so it is not double the effort.

By treating the network as unreliable by default. That means persisting data locally, queueing writes so an action taken offline is not lost, and resolving conflicts deliberately when the connection returns. It is significantly easier to design in from the start than to add later.

We do, including store listing setup, review preparation, and dealing with rejections if they occur. We can publish under your developer accounts so the apps remain your property.

More than most people expect. Apple and Google release major OS versions annually and periodically raise minimum SDK requirements, so an app left untouched will eventually break or be delisted. Budget for ongoing dependency and OS-compatibility work regardless of whether the feature set changes.