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Cross-platform apps with React Native, Expo and PWA, built on the mobile backend they depend on.
Most of what makes a mobile app work is not on the phone: the API, authentication, push delivery, payments and offline synchronization. That backend is our core work, and we build the client on top of it with React Native and Expo, or as a progressive web app when a store listing is not the point. Our hybrid experience is older, an Ionic and Cordova app for a real-time retail monitoring product, so we say plainly that the current stack is React Native and PWA. We do not write native Swift or Kotlin.
React Native, progressive web app or both, decided from distribution and device needs.
Endpoints, auth, errors and offline behavior agreed before the first screen exists.
Screens, navigation, state and offline cache, sharing TypeScript types with the API.
Reproducible builds, crash and error reporting wired before the first user.
No. We build with React Native, Expo or as a progressive web app. Swift, Kotlin, SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose are not our stack, and a product that truly needs them deserves someone who lives there.
Strongest on the backend: APIs, authentication, push, payments and offline sync in production. On the client side the hybrid work, an Ionic and Cordova app for a real-time retail monitoring product, is older, and responsive React interfaces are current.
It depends on distribution. Store presence, device features or heavy offline use argue for an app. A tool people reach from a link is usually faster to ship and simpler to update as a PWA.
Yes, if it is React Native, Expo, Ionic or web based. Same method as a backend takeover: read the code, stabilize, then change in slices.
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