iOS and Android,
from one codebase.
Cross-platform doesn't mean compromise. We build mobile apps with React Native and Ionic that feel native because the architecture decisions — data sync, offline behavior, navigation — are made intentionally, not as afterthoughts.
/ what's included
What we cover.
- iOS + Android from a single TypeScript codebase
- React Native or Ionic (chosen to fit your requirements)
- Offline-first architecture where the product needs it
- Push notifications, deep linking, biometric auth
- App Store and Play Store submission
- Native module integration when performance demands it
/ deliverables
What you leave with.
- Production app source code
- App Store and Google Play deployment
- CI/CD pipeline for mobile releases
- Device and OS compatibility matrix
/ process
How we approach it.
Platform & architecture decision
React Native vs Ionic depends on performance requirements, your team, and existing codebase. We make this call together before the project starts — not mid-build when it's expensive to change.
Core build
Navigation structure, data layer, and core screens first. State management, offline behavior, and sync strategies are designed from the start, not tacked on later.
Platform integration
Push notifications, deep linking, biometric auth, camera, GPS — native module integration where needed. App Store and Google Play setup including entitlements and provisioning profiles.
Submission & launch
Both stores have approval processes with real timelines. We manage submissions and handle rejection responses. CI/CD pipeline so future updates ship without manual builds.
Post-launch
OS compatibility updates, bug fixes, and feature additions. Apps need ongoing care — we can provide it or hand off to your team with clean documentation.
/ stack
Tools we reach for in mobile app engagements.
/ fit
Right fit.
This engagement works well when…
- You need iOS and Android coverage without two separate engineering teams
- You have an existing web API you want to expose in a mobile app
- You need a real, published app — not a mobile-responsive website
Might not be the right fit if…
- Your use case requires intense graphics (3D games, AR) — those need native or Unity
- You need purely web-based mobile delivery — a PWA may be sufficient and significantly cheaper
/ faq
Common questions.
React Native or Ionic — which is better?+
Depends on the project. React Native has a larger ecosystem and better native performance for complex animations. Ionic builds on web tech and is faster to develop for teams with strong web skills. We recommend based on your specific requirements.
Do you build truly native apps?+
We specialize in cross-platform (React Native and Ionic), which covers the overwhelming majority of use cases. If you need a pure native Swift or Kotlin app, we'll tell you upfront rather than try to fit the wrong tool.
How long does App Store review take?+
Apple: typically 24–48 hours for new apps, often faster for updates. Google Play: usually under 3 days. We build review time into the launch plan so it doesn't surprise you.
Can you add a mobile app to my existing web product?+
Yes, this is common. We can share business logic and API contracts between the web and mobile apps so you're not maintaining two diverging codebases.
What happens to the app when I stop working with you?+
You own the source code. The app continues running in the stores. You can hand off to any mobile developer. We document everything for a clean transition.
Can the app work offline?+
Yes, if the product requires it. Offline-first architecture needs to be designed from the start — it's not something you add cleanly after the fact. We build it in from the beginning if it's in the spec.
/ who it's for
Common clients.
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