Tech Stack · Mobile
One codebase, two stores, real native performance.
React Native, Expo, TypeScript: cross-platform delivery for teams that need to ship to iOS and Android in parallel.
Why we use it
Going fully native twice is expensive, and most apps don't need it. React Native lets a single team ship to iOS and Android with shared business logic, shared UI primitives, and the parts that genuinely need native code dropped in alongside. For most product teams, that is the right trade between cost, speed and quality.
What we build with it
Product apps, internal tools, customer-facing companion apps, and MVPs where validating on both platforms matters more than squeezing the last 5% of native polish. We use Expo where it removes friction, eject when the app demands it, and pair React Native with TypeScript, React Query, and a small set of trusted libraries chosen for longevity.
How we work with it
Shared component library, strict typing across the codebase, OTA updates for safe quick fixes, and proper native release pipelines for both stores. We test on real devices early, monitor crashes and performance from day one, and keep the door open to migrate any single screen to fully native code without rewriting the rest of the app.
Building with React Native?
Tell us what you're shipping and we'll bring a senior team that knows the stack.