React Native

React Native lets us build iOS and Android apps from a single codebase with a native look and feel. Not a web view in a wrapper -- actual native components, native navigation, and native performance. Your users cannot tell the difference.

The real advantage is code sharing. If you have a Next.js web app, we share TypeScript types, validation logic, API clients, and business rules between web and mobile. New features ship everywhere at once instead of being built twice by two different teams.

We use Expo for the development workflow: over-the-air updates, push notifications, and a build service that produces App Store and Play Store binaries without maintaining native build environments. Updates ship in minutes, not days.

Native modules give us access to everything the device offers: camera, GPS, biometrics, NFC, Bluetooth, health data, and payment systems. For the 5% of features that need truly native code, we write Swift or Kotlin modules and bridge them in.

React Native is not right for games, AR experiences, or apps that need to squeeze every frame out of the GPU. For those, native development is the answer. For everything else, React Native delivers 95% of the experience at half the cost.