React skills, native apps
React Native runs on the same model as React for web, so we staff from the largest frontend talent pool worldwide. Every engineer is founder-vetted against a high bar for shipping production mobile apps.
One codebase. Two app stores. Production-grade iOS and Android apps from the same team that builds your React web frontend.
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React Native runs on the same model as React for web, so we staff from the largest frontend talent pool worldwide. Every engineer is founder-vetted against a high bar for shipping production mobile apps.
iOS and Android share 60 to 80 percent of their code, and much of it with your React web app. You fund one team instead of two, and features land on both stores together.
Instagram, Shopify, and Discord ship React Native in production. You build on a framework proven at scale, not a shortcut that breaks the moment you need native performance.
We assemble a self-contained pod around your product, mixing mobile, native module, and backend skills as your build needs them. No generic bench, no over-staffing.
Each pod ships with an experienced delivery lead who owns scope and timelines. You see working builds every sprint, with one accountable point of contact across both platforms.
iOS and Android from a single TypeScript codebase. Expo managed workflow for faster iteration, or bare workflow when you need deep native access. React Native 0.83, New Architecture, Hermes engine.
Already have a React web app? We share components, business logic, and design tokens between your web and mobile codebase. 60-80% code reuse without rebuilding from scratch.
Validate your idea on both platforms in 8-12 weeks. Expo's managed workflow means faster builds, over-the-air updates, and no Xcode/Android Studio dependency during early iterations.
Offline-capable, role-based access, SSO integration, and compliance-ready. Bare workflow for maximum native control. Custom native modules via Expo Modules API or TurboModules when the SDK isn't enough.
Migrate from legacy bridge architecture to New Architecture. Hermes engine adoption for 30% faster cold starts and 20-30% lower memory usage. Bundle size reduction, lazy loading, 60fps animation targets.
Move from Swift-only or Kotlin-only codebases to React Native. Brownfield integration for incremental adoption - add React Native screens to your existing native app without a full rewrite. Expo SDK 55's new brownfield package makes this smoother than ever.
React Native's value multiplies when treated as part of a unified React ecosystem. We architect shared logic layers, API clients, and validation schemas that work across your React web app and React Native mobile app, maximizing code reuse without forcing awkward abstractions.
The New Architecture exists for a reason. We adopt Fabric, TurboModules, and Hermes from day one because performance gaps between React Native and native are engineering choices, not platform limitations. We close those gaps systematically.
Business logic belongs in shared TypeScript modules. UI belongs on the platform. We resist the temptation to force web patterns into mobile and instead build interfaces that feel native to iOS and Android while keeping the logic layer portable.
React Native's release cadence is aggressive. We structure projects so major version upgrades are routine maintenance, not multi-sprint projects. Minimal native module dependencies, Expo-first where possible, and clean abstraction boundaries.
The right React Native architecture lets a team of 3 deliver what would otherwise require separate iOS, Android, and web teams. We optimize for team leverage, building systems where fewer engineers ship more product across more platforms.
Define screens, user flows, and technical approach. Decide between Expo managed vs. bare workflow. If you have an existing app, we audit it and plan the migration path. Deliverable: technical spec and Figma wireframes.
Build a shared component library that works across iOS and Android. Set up Storybook for React Native to review components in isolation. Design tokens shared with your web app if applicable.
Sprint-based development with preview builds via EAS for stakeholder testing on real devices. Weekly demos. Over-the-air updates for rapid feedback loops. No waiting for App Store approvals during development.
Device testing across iPhone, Android flagships, and budget devices. Performance profiling with Hermes. Lighthouse-equivalent audits for mobile. App Store and Play Store submission via EAS Submit.
OTA updates for JavaScript changes (no resubmission). Native updates through EAS Build. Monitoring with Sentry + crash analytics. Ongoing feature development as needed.
When you want one codebase shipping to both App Stores, you get an engineer full-time on your project and inside your team. Comfortable with Expo SDK 55, TypeScript, and the New Architecture, so iOS and Android stay in sync.
When you need a whole app owned, not just a developer added, a pod brings frontend, backend, and QA together. Architecture, implementation, testing, and store deployment covered by one accountable team.
When the app scope is defined, you get milestone-based delivery against it: fixed specs, agreed milestones, and transparent pricing from the start.
Whether you're building from scratch or migrating an existing native app, we'll give you a straight answer on what React Native can and can't do for your project.
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Typical ranges: MVP/startup apps: $15K-$40K. Mid-complexity apps (e-commerce, SaaS companion): $40K-$120K. Enterprise apps with offline, SSO, compliance: $120K-$300K+. Dedicated developer hiring starts at $3,500/month. Final cost depends on features, integrations, and timeline.