Mobile AppsTool · React Native

React Native

A framework for building real iOS and Android apps from a single JavaScript codebase. We use React Native with Expo on most mobile projects where deep native access isn't required.

How it works

Step by step.

Step 01

One codebase compiles to both platforms

React Native renders to native UI components, not a web view. The result looks and feels like a real native app, because it is. We write the code once and it runs on iOS and Android with the same behaviour.

Screenshot of React Native app on iPhone and Android side by side
Step 02

Expo manages the build and deployment pipeline

We use EAS Build to produce signed binaries ready for both stores, and EAS Update for over-the-air patches. No manual certificate juggling, no local Xcode builds. The pipeline is reproducible and runs in CI.

Screenshot of EAS Build / Expo dashboard
Step 03

Native modules fill the gaps

For features that need direct platform access (camera, HealthKit, Bluetooth, biometrics), we add platform-specific native modules without rewriting the whole app. The cross-platform foundation stays intact; only the parts that need native depth go native.

Screenshot of native module integration / device feature
Why we use it

What this means for your team.

  • Half the build time

    One team, one codebase, both platforms ship together. No parallel iOS and Android efforts.

  • OTA updates

    Fix bugs and ship improvements without a store review cycle. Critical fixes go out in minutes.

  • Real native components

    Not a web app wrapped in a shell. React Native uses the platform's actual UI primitives, so it looks and feels native to users.

  • Gradual native access

    Start cross-platform, add native depth only where the product actually needs it. No all-or-nothing decision.

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