Cross-platform iOS and Android apps built with React Native sharing code with your web frontend and delivering native UI components, smooth animations, and real device APIs. From MVPs to enterprise apps, React Native ships fast.
We embed AI at every stage of the React Native development lifecycle from component scaffolding and automated code review to performance profiling and App Store submission so your mobile app ships faster and stays production-ready.
Screen components, navigation stacks, Redux/Zustand state, and React Native New Architecture (Fabric/JSI) patterns generated from your app spec enforcing best practices from the first commit.
Automated PR analysis catches bridge performance issues, re-render anti-patterns, memory leaks, and platform-specific API misuse before they reach your QA cycle or App Store review.
React Native components generated directly from Figma designs maintaining design system consistency across screens without manual recreation.
Frame rate drops, JS thread blocking, bridge calls per second, and memory usage spikes surfaced continuously via Flipper integration not discovered after user complaints.
Jest unit tests and Detox E2E test suites auto-scaffolded from screen and navigator specs, keeping coverage high without slowing sprint velocity.
Fastlane-powered build automation, code signing management, App Store Connect and Play Console metadata validation checked and maintained automatically throughout your release cycle.
Carefully engineered React Native applications built for teams that need fast time-to-market, cross-platform reach, and the confidence that the app will feel genuinely native on every device their users carry.
We choose the right combination of React Native libraries, state management patterns, and backend services that fit your product requirements, your team, and your target platforms.
Platform targets, navigation structure, state management strategy, and API contracts confirmed before development starts. You leave with a validated architecture and a screen inventory.
Figma mobile designs, component library, and the React Native project scaffolded with navigation, state management, test suites, and Fastlane CI pipeline configured before the full build sprint begins.
Friday demo, Friday invoice. TestFlight and internal track builds from sprint 3 so you can test the real app on real devices. Pause anytime.
Detox E2E test suites across the device matrix, JS thread profiling, frame rate optimisation, and App Store compliance review completed before submission.
Fastlane-powered automated submission to App Store Connect and Play Console, CodePush configured, and crash analytics via Sentry live on day one. We stay on through your first rollout.
Stay with us under SLA for ongoing feature development and React Native maintenance, or take it home with full documentation and a 90-day warranty.
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Telemedicine, EHR/EMR, claims automation, clinical decision support. HIPAA, HL7/FHIR, GDPR. Active partnerships with 14 hospital networks.
Core banking, neobank, payments, lending, KYC, fraud. PCI DSS, RBI sandbox, Open Banking, ISO 20022. We've shipped to Tier-1 banks in 4 countries.
Headless commerce, marketplace, omnichannel, AR try-on, AI recommendations. Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, custom. 22+ storefronts live with avg +34% AOV.
Last-mile optimisation, TMS, WMS, fleet IoT, route prediction, real-time tracking. Shipped to UPS, Alod and 11 other logistics operators.
OTT platforms, content recommendation, real-time encoding, multi-DRM, distribution at network scale. Sony Pictures, Hello Baby Direct and more.
LMS, adaptive learning, AI tutors, government portals. Shipped UKIERI for the British Council and 6 state-government education portals.
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Modern React Native applications built on the New Architecture (Fabric and JSI) achieve performance levels that are suitable for most commercial products, including fintech apps, marketplaces, social platforms, and enterprise tools. For graphics-intensive gaming or highly specialised device-level processing, native Swift or Kotlin may still be the better option.
React Native is often the stronger choice when a business already uses React for web development and wants to share engineering knowledge, design systems, and business logic across platforms. Flutter can provide greater UI consistency across devices, while React Native benefits from a larger JavaScript ecosystem and easier integration into existing React teams.
Yes. Business logic, validation rules, API clients, utility libraries, and parts of the design system can often be shared between React and React Native projects. The exact percentage depends on architecture, but shared code can significantly reduce development and maintenance effort.
Yes. React Native powers production applications used by global enterprises, banks, healthcare providers, logistics companies, and retailers. With the right architecture, security controls, testing strategy, and monitoring, React Native can support enterprise-grade reliability and scalability requirements.
Features such as biometric authentication, NFC, Bluetooth, geolocation, camera access, push notifications, and payment integrations are implemented using native modules where required. Users receive a platform-appropriate experience while most of the application remains within a shared codebase.
Yes. Offline-first architectures can be implemented using local storage layers such as MMKV, SQLite, Realm, or custom synchronisation mechanisms. This is particularly useful for field-service, logistics, healthcare, and sales-enablement applications where network connectivity may be unreliable.
We review platform guidelines during development rather than immediately before launch. Privacy disclosures, permissions, subscription flows, authentication methods, and content policies are validated early to minimise rejection risk during App Store and Play Store submission.
We follow a structured upgrade path that includes dependency audits, compatibility testing, staged rollout validation, and regression testing. This helps keep applications current without introducing instability into production environments.
Yes. Many organisations adopt React Native incrementally by replacing selected screens, workflows, or feature modules before transitioning larger portions of the application. A phased migration often reduces risk compared to a complete rebuild.
Quality is evaluated through automated testing, device compatibility validation, crash monitoring, startup performance analysis, frame-rate profiling, accessibility testing, and real-user workflow verification. Release readiness is determined using measurable benchmarks rather than subjective review.
Both. Expo is often suitable for rapid product development and standard mobile functionality. The bare workflow may be preferable when advanced native integrations, custom SDKs, or deeper platform-level control are required. The choice depends on product requirements rather than developer preference.
Most commercial React Native applications share between 80% and 95% of their codebase. The remaining platform-specific code generally involves device APIs, native integrations, operating-system behaviours, and user experience adjustments unique to iOS or Android.
