Mobile Apps Built to Ship and Keep Working
React Native apps for iOS and Android from one codebase, with the backend, payments and release process handled.
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One Codebase, Both Stores, and Someone Who Handles the Release
Most agencies can build a screen. The parts that stall a mobile project are the ones after that: app store review, push notifications, offline behaviour, and keeping one codebase working across two platforms as they diverge. We rebuilt the Marijuana Anonymous recovery app in React Native with an EPUB reader for their literature and Firebase behind it. We built Airwafi and the ADFW event app the same way. The apps talk to Laravel or Node APIs, so the mobile client and the web client work against one backend rather than two half-maintained ones.
What you get
What a mobile project gets you
One codebase, two platforms
React Native means iOS and Android from the same source. Genuinely shared, not two apps in a trench coat.
An API designed for mobile
Endpoints shaped for intermittent connections and small payloads, not a web API with a mobile client bolted on.
Store submission handled
Signing, provisioning, listings and review responses. We have been through rejection cycles and know what triggers them.
Offline behaviour considered
What the app does on a bad connection is a design decision, made deliberately rather than discovered by users.
Push and deep links working
The plumbing that makes an app feel native, set up properly at build time rather than added in a panic later.
A codebase that survives you
Conventional React Native structure. Another developer should be able to open it and ship.
How a mobile build runs with us.
01
Discovery
What the app is for, who uses it, and whether it genuinely needs to be an app rather than a responsive site.
02
Scope and API
We design the API alongside the screens, so the backend fits how a mobile client actually behaves.
03
Build and test on device
Work lands on real devices, not just a simulator. You see builds as they progress.
04
Store submission
Signing, listings, review responses, and a codebase handed over in conventional structure.
Technologies we use
The stack we reach for most on this kind of work. Every one of these has shipped on delivered client work.
reactnative
Expo
firebase
nodejs
laravel
mysql
mongodb
stripe
This is probably the right fit if one of these sounds familiar
- →You have a web platform and your users keep asking for an app.
- →You had an app built once and nobody has touched it since. It no longer builds.
- →You need iOS and Android but cannot justify two native teams.
- →Your app needs to work when the connection does not, and that has not been thought through.
- →You need payments, accounts or push notifications and want them built in rather than bolted on.
- →You have a design and need someone who will actually get it through app store review.
We work with clients in the USA, Europe and the Gulf. Tell us what you have and what it needs to do, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
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