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Mobile

React Native development

One codebase, both app stores — and shared types with the web app so the same business rule isn't written three times.

Where it fits

The argument for React Native isn't that it beats native on raw capability — it doesn't. It's that most business applications don't need what native buys you, and maintaining one codebase instead of three is the difference between shipping and stalling. We built the RVConnect mobile apps this way, sharing types with the web platform so reservations, pricing, and availability are defined once.

What we build with it

  • iOS and Android applications from a single codebase
  • Apps sharing TypeScript types and logic with an existing web application
  • Offline-capable applications with local data sync
  • Push notifications, camera, and location integration
  • App Store and Google Play submission and release management

Building with React Native?

Whether it's a new project, an existing codebase you've inherited, or a second opinion on someone else's work — tell us where you are.