React Native app development

A mobile app is judged in the first thirty seconds, and most of what makes those seconds feel right is architecture, not decoration. Navigation that does not stutter, state that survives a backgrounded app, lists that stay smooth when the data grows.

We build iOS and Android on one React Native foundation, so you ship both without paying for two teams, and we drop to native modules where the platform genuinely demands it.

• iOS & Android
• Product architecture
• Native integrations
• Store launch

• Founders taking a first app from flows to the App Store and Play Store
• Businesses whose product needs to live on a phone rather than a mobile web page
• Teams whose existing app is slow, unstable, or stuck on an abandoned codebase

Scope. We work through the flows that matter, the platforms you need, and what launch actually requires. You get a written scope and timeline before committing.

Architecture. Navigation, state and data layer decided first. This is the part that determines whether the app still feels fast at version five.

Build. Screens built against the agreed scope, on device throughout. Native integrations added where the platform requires them.

Launch. Store listings, review submission and the release itself. We have taken our own products through this, so the process is not new to us.

PaceFyndr, our own fitness product, shipped to the App Store and reached #31 in Health & Fitness.

Read the PaceFyndr case study · See all shipped work

React Native for most products: one codebase, both platforms, and a native feel when the architecture is right. Fully native is the correct call when you are leaning hard on platform-specific capability such as heavy background processing or deep hardware access. We will tell you which case you are in before you commit.

Scoped per project, not fixed. A focused MVP can land in a few weeks, larger apps are phased with a working build at each milestone. Store review time sits on top of the build and is outside anyone's control.

Yes. Listings, assets, review submission and release are part of the work, not something handed back to you at the end.

You do, fully, from day one. Handover includes the repository, documentation and a walkthrough. There is no licence to buy back and nothing is held hostage.