Single codebase
One codebase, two app stores
React Native lets the same codebase ship to both iOS and Android. Less duplicated work, lower long-term cost, and a single source of truth for product decisions.
Mobile apps
Apps for Android and iOS, shipped from a single codebase.
React Native apps that feel native, ship to both stores from the same project, and don’t require two separate teams to keep evolving. Suitable for products, internal tools, and consumer-facing utilities.
Native UX
Real native gestures and navigation
It’s not a webview wrapper. Navigation, gestures, performance, and OS integrations follow native patterns — users don’t feel the seam.
Fast iteration
Same engineer iterates both platforms
Bug found on Android can be fixed for iOS in the same change. Shipping new features doesn’t mean coordinating two separate teams or two separate sprints.
What's included
The default delivery.
A baseline scope for a mobile app project — covers everything from build pipeline to store submission. Adjustable on request.
- Design that respects iOS and Android conventions
- Push notifications, analytics, and crash reporting wired up
- Build and release pipeline (EAS or equivalent)
- Code-signing, certificates, and provisioning handled end-to-end
- App Store and Play Store submission with screenshots and copy
- Ongoing release and update workflow you can hand off or keep with me
Process
From brief to live in four steps.
A clear path from idea to a real app on the stores — no surprise scope creep, no opaque handoffs.
01
Brief and scoping
We agree on what the app actually needs to do, who it’s for, and what the v1 success looks like — no over-scoping.
02
MVP build
A focused first version is built on React Native with the core flows, design, and integrations needed for real usage.
03
Store submission
I handle code-signing, certificates, store assets, and review process for both App Store and Play Store.
04
Iteration
After launch, we look at real data and feedback. New features and fixes ship through a clean release pipeline.
Contact
Tell me about your app idea
Whether it’s an MVP, an internal tool, or a v2 of something existing — start the conversation here.