React Native Apps

One TypeScript codebase for iOS and Android that still feels native, so you ship both platforms on one budget and one release schedule.

✓ Architecture and navigation plan

✓ React Native app in TypeScript

✓ Native modules for device features

✓ OTA update pipeline with Expo EAS

✓ Store submissions for iOS and Android

✓ 60 days of post-launch support

Yes, when it is built properly. We use native navigation, platform-appropriate components and write native modules for anything performance-sensitive, such as camera or heavy lists.

We start with Expo for most projects because its build and update tooling saves real time. If you need something Expo cannot support, we use development builds or eject cleanly.

Typically a meaningful share of build cost, since most screens and business logic are written once. Savings shrink if the app leans heavily on platform-specific features, and we will tell you if that is the case.

Usually, yes. React developers ramp up quickly, and we hand over documentation, CI pipelines and a walkthrough of the native pieces.