One codebase. Both app stores.
We build cross-platform mobile apps in React Native and Expo. One TypeScript codebase ships a native app to Google Play and the App Store, and one team handles the design, the build, the launch, and the updates after.
Your website, now an app. Same data everywhere.
We build the app on the backend your website already runs on, so it ships much faster than starting from scratch. Your users sign in with the same account, and whatever changes on one screen shows up on the others.
- →Same backend, same loginsThe app runs on the APIs your website already uses. No second database, no new accounts.
- →In sync everywhereAn order placed on a phone shows up on the website, and the other way round.
- →Faster than starting freshThe hard parts already exist, and a React web app can share code with the app.
Two native apps means two of everything.
Separate Swift and Kotlin apps mean two codebases, two teams, and two release schedules. Features land on one platform weeks before the other, and every bug gets fixed twice. React Native and Expo give you one codebase that ships a real native app to both stores. When a feature needs platform-specific code, we write just that part natively.
Four stages. Idea to app store.
Discover & design
Scope, user flows, and clickable designs for both platforms. You see and tap through the app before we build it.
Build
One TypeScript codebase in React Native and Expo, with Swift or Kotlin modules where a feature needs native code. You test real builds on your own phone as we go.
Launch
Signing, store listings, screenshots, and review for Google Play and the App Store. We submit under your developer accounts and handle reviewer feedback.
Update & grow
Over-the-air updates ship most fixes without a new store release. Crash reports and analytics show what to fix and what to build next.
Apps for your customers, your team, and everything between.
Consumer apps
Customer-facing apps with sign-in, payments, and push notifications.
Commerce & bookings
Catalogues, carts, appointments, and UPI or card checkout.
Internal & field apps
Tools for teams on the move. Offline-first, and synced when the signal comes back.
Apps from your website
Your existing website or SaaS as a mobile app, on the same backend and the same data.
AI-powered apps
Chat, voice, and assistants grounded in your data, built with our AI practice.
MVPs
A launch-ready first version to test with real users, on a codebase built to grow.
Native apps. Not a website in a wrapper.
React Native draws the same interface components a Swift or Kotlin app uses. Expo adds file-based navigation, cloud builds, store submission, and over-the-air updates on top, so we spend our time on your features rather than on build tooling.
An app you own, on both platforms.
Both platforms, together
One codebase means every feature lands on Android and iOS at the same time, and every bug gets fixed once.
A genuinely native app
React Native renders the platform’s own components, so gestures, scrolling, and accessibility behave the way your users expect.
Fixes without the wait
Most fixes reach users through over-the-air updates, without waiting on a new store release.
You own it
The code lives in your repository, and the apps publish under your own developer accounts.
What clients ask first.
Will a React Native app feel native?
Yes. React Native renders the real Android and iOS interface components, not a web page, and it powers apps such as Shopify and Discord. When a feature needs something React Native does not cover, we write that part in Swift or Kotlin.
We already have a website. Can you turn it into an app?
Yes, and it is usually the fastest route to an app. We build on the APIs and backend your website already uses, so your users sign in with the same account and their data stays in sync across web, Android, and iOS. If your website does not have an API yet, we add one.
Do we get both an Android app and an iOS app?
Yes. One codebase builds both, and we publish to Google Play and the App Store together. Much of the same code can also run on the web if you need a browser version.
Who handles the App Store and Google Play submission?
We do. We prepare the store listings, build and sign the apps, and handle review feedback. The apps publish under your own accounts: an Apple Developer Program membership (US$99 a year) and a Google Play developer account (US$25, one time).
Can you work with our existing backend?
Yes. We connect the app to your existing APIs, authentication, and data. If you do not have a backend yet, we build that too.
How much does a mobile app cost?
It depends on the features, the number of screens, and the integrations. We scope every app after a short discovery call, and you get a quote and a timeline before the build starts.
Put your product in their pocket.
Tell us what the app needs to do and who it is for, and we will scope a build for Android and iOS.