React Native Development
React Native, production-grade.
Expo and EAS, TurboModules when JavaScript cannot hold the frame budget, OTA updates, and the slow craft of App Store and Play Store delivery — engineered as one practice.
Where we are honestly. We have not published a React Native or native mobile case study yet — our public case studies are web, data, and AI engagements. Browse what we have shipped in production to judge the engineering bar, then talk to us about the mobile build.
Why React Native
One codebase. Two production stores. Native where it matters.
React Native is the right answer for most retail and B2B mobile apps in 2026 — but only when the team knows when to drop into Swift / Kotlin and when to stay in JS. We do both.
Expo + EAS
Default — modern delivery pipeline
iOS + Android
One codebase, two production stores
OTA
Over-the-air updates without store review
TS strict
TypeScript strict, no exceptions
Services
What we build in React Native.
Eight engagement shapes — greenfield apps, brownfield interop, OTA pipelines, and the native modules that make the JS layer fly.
Greenfield React Native apps
New apps on Expo + EAS Build, with TypeScript strict, navigation, state, and the supporting native modules tuned for production.
Brownfield + native interop
Embedding React Native into existing iOS / Android codebases — bridging native modules, sharing data, gradual migration patterns.
Expo + EAS pipelines
Expo Application Services for builds, submissions, OTA updates, runtime versioning, environment management.
Custom native modules
When JavaScript cannot hold the frame budget — Swift and Kotlin TurboModules on JSI, built the way the New Architecture expects.
Offline-first + sync
WatermelonDB, MMKV, SQLite — offline-capable apps that sync cleanly when the connection comes back. Critical for retail field apps.
Push notifications + deep linking
Expo Notifications + universal links + app links — integrated with your CRM, Klaviyo, or custom backend.
Performance + crash monitoring
Sentry, Datadog RUM, React Native DevTools, profiling — performance budgets and crash gates as engineering, not afterthought.
App Store + Play Store delivery
Submission, review-process navigation, In-App Purchase wiring, signing keys, and the slow craft of getting reviewers to approve quickly.
How an engagement starts
Three steps to a partnership
Intake call
30 minutes. We listen, you talk. No deck.
Diagnostic
We audit the surface, name the bottleneck, propose a path.
Kickoff
Senior engineer in your standup by week two.