Platform / React Native
One codebase, both stores
When the app is not a game and does not need the last 5% of native polish, one team shipping to both platforms is the cheaper honest answer.
At a glance
Used in
New capability
Services
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Handover
Your repo, day one
01 / What we build with it
Where React Native earns its place.
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iOS and Android together
One codebase, platform-specific only where it genuinely differs.
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Offline-first where it matters
Field apps that keep working in a basement or a depot.
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Native modules when needed
Dropping to Swift or Kotlin for the parts that require it.
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Store submission
Published under your accounts, with the release process written down.
02 / Honestly
Why this, and when not.
Why we choose it
Sharing the language and much of the logic with your web front end means one team can hold all of it.
When we would not
Heavy graphics, AR, or anything leaning hard on brand-new platform APIs. Go native and accept two codebases.
03 / Where it fits
Services built on React Native.
Taking projects for Q4
Building something with React Native?
A 45-minute technical call with the engineer who would lead the build. You leave with a scope sketch either way.