Mobile · React Native
React Native apps that feel native
One codebase, two stores, weekly releases. Expo where it fits (that’s most of the time), Swift or Kotlin for the parts that genuinely need it.
What this engagement actually looks like, start to ship.
A mobile engagement gives you an Expo-based React Native codebase, iOS and Android builds through EAS, over-the-air updates configured, and crash and performance monitoring from the first build. We handle App Store and Play Store submission too.
The build pipeline is set up so shipping an update does not need a full-time release engineer. Weekly releases are the default, not a milestone.
Scoped, priced, and shipped before.
Every potion, fully labeled.
- 01Expo-based RN codebase
- 02iOS + Android builds via EAS
- 03OTA updates configured
- 04Crash + performance monitoring
- 05App Store + Play Store submission
Boring tools, on purpose.
We pick tools for how they behave in year three, not for the launch-week demo. Here is what we reach for in this work, and the one-line reason each earns its place.
- ExpoThe managed workflow that makes RN builds and OTA updates boring.
- ReactOne component model, shared with the web team where it helps.
- TypeScriptThe same type safety we use everywhere, on the client too.
- SwiftFor the native modules RN cannot reach, written properly and bridged cleanly.
- KotlinThe Android half of that same bridge, when you need it.
- SentryCrash and performance monitoring wired in from the first build.
React Native for the 90%
React Native with Expo is the right answer for about ninety percent of mobile work. One codebase, real native performance where it matters, and a build pipeline that does not need a dedicated release engineer to babysit it.
It ships fast, hires easily, and the performance gap people worry about closed years ago. We default here unless your app has a genuinely unusual requirement.
Honest about the other 10%
For the ten percent where you truly need native modules, we write Swift or Kotlin and bridge cleanly, no hacks that break on the next OS update. And we will tell you honestly which ten percent you are in, rather than selling you the harder build by default.
How we scope and price
Mobile builds are priced to the surface area: the screens, the native integrations, the stores you ship to. We scope those with you first, then quote a fixed build with weekly releases.
- A short discovery: screens, native integrations, and store requirements
- One Expo codebase for iOS and Android, builds through EAS
- Over-the-air updates and crash monitoring from the first build
- App Store and Play Store submission handled, not left to you
Tell us what the app needs to do and we’ll scope shape, timeline, and cost on a quick call.
Common questions.
01Why React Native and not Flutter or Swift/Kotlin?
You probably do not need the difference. RN ships fast, hires easily, and the perf gap closed years ago. We default here unless your app has unusual requirements.