Mobile App Development
For teams shipping to iOS and Android from one codebase
Cross-platform mobile apps in React Native, built for real-world use — offline states, flaky connectivity, and app-store review, not just the happy path in a demo.
Mobile apps fail in different ways than web apps — a lost connection mid-session, a backgrounded app losing state, an app-store reviewer rejecting a build over a permissions string. I build in React Native with those realities in mind from day one, rather than treating them as bugs to patch after launch.
What's Included
Cross-platform iOS/Android builds
Native integrations (payments, push, camera, etc.)
Offline-first and real-time features
App Store / Play Store submission support
Is This a Fit?
Good Fit
- You need one codebase targeting both iOS and Android
- Your app depends on real-time data, notifications, or offline use
- You're launching to app stores for the first time and need submission support
Not a Fit
- You specifically need fully native (Swift/Kotlin) development
- You're building a simple content app better suited to a no-code tool
Related Work
Cabrooz - Ride Booking Platform
Enabled seamless transportation services through real-time ride matching, offline booking capabilities, and integrated wallet transactions, improving operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Tenant Management System
Reduced communication gaps improving landlord-tenant coordination by 75%
IGEC
Centralized course discovery into a searchable mobile experience with 10K+ users
Engagement Options
Fixed-Scope Project
Defined deliverable, defined timeline
We agree on scope, timeline, and cost upfront based on a discovery call. Best when you already know what you need built.
Good for: MVPs, new features, defined migrations
Ongoing Contract
Continuous development capacity
I work as an extension of your team on a recurring basis — new features, fixes, and iteration as priorities shift.
Good for: products already live, growing roadmaps
Retainer
Recurring technical capacity
A recurring block of time for ongoing development, technical improvements, or SEO work — without re-scoping a new project every time something comes up.
Good for: products already live, ongoing SEO work, growing roadmaps
Common Questions
React Native vs. fully native — how do you decide?
For the vast majority of business apps, React Native gets you to both platforms faster without a meaningful UX penalty. I'd recommend fully native only for apps that lean heavily on device-specific capabilities React Native doesn't cover well — that's a conversation worth having on the discovery call.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes — provisioning, store listings, and the back-and-forth with app review are part of the engagement, not a separate line item you have to figure out yourself.
Think This Is the Right Fit?
Book a discovery call and we'll figure out the scope, timeline, and engagement model together.