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We build React Native apps that ship simultaneously to iOS and Android from a single TypeScript codebase. Native UI components, Expo EAS deployment, and 85 percent or higher test coverage on every delivery.

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React Native renders real native UI components, not a web view. iOS users see UIKit components. Android users see Material Design components. Both respond to the gestures, animations, and accessibility features that users on each platform expect.
Expo EAS Build handles code signing, certificates, and app store submission for both iOS and Android from a single command. No Mac required for Android builds. No Windows required for iOS. Your continuous integration and delivery pipeline triggers a build on git push and both stores receive the submission at the same time.
Quality assurance and test automation services →Expo Updates lets you push JavaScript changes directly to users' devices without submitting a new binary to the app stores. Bug fixes and content updates ship in minutes, not weeks. Native code changes still require a full submission, but most product iterations do not touch native code.
Navigation feels native on both platforms because React Navigation drives each transition with native gesture handlers and reanimated worklets. Deep links open the correct screen directly from push notifications, marketing emails, or web URLs. We configure universal links (iOS) and app links (Android) as part of every build.
Mobile app development services →Homes and Lands needed a secure, high-performance mobile application for iOS and Android that showcased property listings and improved accessibility and competitiveness in the real estate market.

Real estate apps need property search, map integration, push notifications for price drops, and offline access for areas with poor cell coverage. These are the exact native capabilities React Native handles without compromising the cross-platform build.
Mobile app development services →Expo EAS Build compiles both binaries in parallel and submits to the App Store and Google Play simultaneously. The scheduling constraint is Apple's review queue (typically 1 to 3 days), not your engineering team. Both platforms are always on the same version, with the same features, on the same release cycle. Platform fragmentation in your user base stops the day you launch with us.
iOS app development services →Cordova and Ionic render your UI inside a WebView. React Native renders real native UI components. The difference is visible to users: 60 frames per second gesture animations, platform-native scroll physics, hardware keyboard support, screen reader accessibility, and haptic feedback all require real native components. We use React Native with Expo exclusively and have never shipped a WebView-based "mobile app" for production use.
Android app development services →Managing iOS certificates, provisioning profiles, Android keystores, and build machines is full-time infrastructure work before you ship a single feature. Expo EAS handles all of it in the cloud. Your team pushes code, the build triggers, and within 10 minutes both binaries are ready for store submission or internal distribution. We set up EAS build profiles, update channels, and rollback procedures as part of every engagement.
React Native lets one team build an app that runs on both iOS and Android from a shared codebase. You get native UI components, not a web view wrapper. The practical advantage: one team, one codebase, simultaneous release to both app stores. Building native iOS and Android separately doubles your team size, timeline, and maintenance burden for every feature you ship.
For almost every application category, yes. React Native uses the same native UI components as Swift and Kotlin apps. The new React Native architecture removes the bridge bottleneck from older versions. Performance-critical code can be written in native modules and called from React Native. Most users cannot tell the difference between a well-built React Native app and a native one. Learn more in our mobile app development services overview.
A production-ready React Native app with authentication, a data feed, push notifications, and app store deployment typically takes 12 to 20 weeks. A simpler minimum viable product with 3 to 5 screens takes 6 to 10 weeks. Timeline depends on backend complexity, third-party integrations, and the number of custom native modules required. We scope before we commit to a number.
We default to Expo managed workflow because Expo EAS Build handles code signing, certificates, and app store submissions without managing native build infrastructure. For apps requiring deep native modules not supported by Expo, we use bare React Native with the Expo modules layer. The decision is based on your feature requirements, not our preferences.
React Native engagements typically run between $50,000 and $250,000 depending on the number of screens, backend complexity, third-party integrations, custom native modules, and whether the scope includes Expo EAS infrastructure setup. We scope before we quote. See our React Native pricing guide for detail.
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