One codebase.
React Native lets you ship on iOS and Android from a single codebase, sharing business logic with your existing web API. Not a web-wrapped app — real native components, real native performance.
Everything in scope
- Cross-platform iOS & Android
- Shared API layer with web
- Push notifications
- Offline-first architecture
- App Store & Play Store setup
Who this is for
- Web apps that need a mobile presence
- Startups wanting iOS and Android without two codebases
- Products serving users who primarily use their phones
- Businesses expanding their existing web platform to mobile
The process
Architecture
Navigation structure, state management, shared API client, and offline strategy.
Build
Incremental feature development with testable builds via Expo or TestFlight.
Device Testing
Testing on real iOS and Android devices, not just simulators.
Store Submission
App Store and Google Play submission including screenshots, metadata, and review handling.
Tools I use for this service
Common questions
React Native or Flutter?
React Native if you have an existing React/Next.js web app — code and patterns are shared. Flutter if you're starting from scratch and want the smoothest animations. I specialise in React Native.
Can the mobile app share code with my web app?
Yes — the API client, business logic, and data types can all be shared. UI is separate (React Native components vs React DOM), but the core logic is reusable.
Do you handle the App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes. I handle both submissions including the notoriously tricky Apple review process.
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