Mobile
React Native apps built by the team that already ships your web product
Cross-platform mobile in TypeScript, sharing logic, types and people with your React web application — the pragmatic choice for product teams already on React.
60-80%
Logic shared with the web codebase
OTA
JavaScript updates without a store review cycle
2 stores
Single team shipping iOS and Android
-35%
Onboarding time for existing React engineers
Definition
What React Native is
React Native renders real native platform components from React code. Business logic, validation and API clients are shared with the web codebase while the interface stays platform-idiomatic.
When to use it
Where React Native is the right call
Recognise your situation before committing engineering budget.
Capabilities
How we work with React Native
What is actually delivered, beyond the logo on a stack slide.
Shared architecture
Common types, API clients and validation packages consumed by web and mobile.
Native modules
Bridges to scanners, payment terminals, SDKs and secure storage where needed.
Enterprise distribution
MDM, internal test tracks and signed enterprise builds for workforce apps.
Quality gates
Detox end-to-end runs and crash monitoring per release channel.
Strengths
- One language and hiring pool across web and mobile
- Native components mean platform-familiar interfaces
- Over-the-air updates shorten fix cycles
- Large ecosystem of maintained libraries
Trade-offs to plan for
- Bridge overhead can show in animation-heavy screens
- Native dependency upgrades require real maintenance effort
- Some device features still need platform-specific code
Use cases
React Native in production
Representative systems we build and support on this technology.
Customer companion app
Orders, tracking, support and payments mirroring the web portal.
Employee self-service
Attendance, leave, payslips and approvals connected to HRMS.
Sales enablement
Offline catalogue, quotations and CRM updates for field teams.
Comparison
React Native vs Flutter for product teams
| Dimension | React Native | Flutter |
|---|---|---|
| Language shared with web | Yes, TypeScript | No, Dart |
| UI rendering | Native components | Own rendering engine |
| Animation-heavy interfaces | Good | Excellent |
| Over-the-air updates | Mature | Limited |
Engineering practices
Non-negotiables on every engagement
Decision guide
Which direction fits your situation?
Match your constraints to the recommended approach.
| If this sounds like you | We recommend |
|---|---|
| You already run React on the web | React Native to reuse people and code |
| Pixel-identical branded UI is the priority | Flutter |
| Frequent small fixes post-launch | React Native with OTA update channels |
Delivery
Services built on React Native
Pairs well with
Industries running this
FAQ
React Native questions, answered
Related technologies
What we usually pair with it
Flutter
A single Dart codebase compiled to native iOS and Android, rendering its own pixel-consistent UI — strong when brand precision and offline behaviour matter.
React
A component architecture that keeps large product teams shipping without the interface degrading into duplicated screens and untestable state.
Node.js
An event-driven runtime that handles thousands of concurrent I/O-bound requests efficiently — ideal for API gateways, integrations and real-time features.
Planning a build or migration on React Native?
Share your requirements and current systems. We will return an architecture recommendation, trade-offs and a phased plan — under NDA.