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Most products don't need two separate mobile codebases and two separate teams to maintain them. We build cross-platform apps with React Native (via Expo) that share logic — and often UI components — with your existing web app, so feature parity between web and mobile doesn't require building everything twice.
When a project genuinely needs platform-specific capability — deep OS integration, performance-critical native modules — we build that natively for iOS or Android rather than fighting a cross-platform framework to do something it wasn't designed for. The goal is the right amount of native, not native for its own sake.
Not with React Native done properly — it renders real native UI components, not a webview. Users can't tell the difference in the vast majority of app categories. We reach for fully native only when a feature genuinely requires it.
Yes. We often ship one platform first to validate the product, then add the second — because the codebase is shared, adding the second platform is a fraction of the original build cost.
Yes, including the parts most teams get stuck on: privacy policy requirements, app review guideline compliance, and screenshots and metadata for the listing.
Tell us what you're building — we'll help you architect it right the first time.