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Cross-Platform App DevelopmentiOS and Android, From One Codebase.

Cross-platform app development for products that need to ship to iOS and Android from a single codebase — Flutter or React Native apps with the right architecture, the platform integrations, the state management and the store submission handled end-to-end.

10+Years Experience
100+Projects Delivered
50+Expert Developers
20+Industries Served

Overview

Cross-platform is a trade-off, not a free lunch

Cross-platform development is the right answer when the cost of two native teams is more than the cost of the trade-offs — the platform-specific UI conventions, the bridge to native code, the occasional platform bug that needs a workaround. The trade-offs are real, and the right answer depends on the product, not on the framework.

We build cross-platform apps on Flutter or React Native, choosing the framework against the team, the product and the platform integration. The output is an app that feels right on both platforms, with the trade-offs explicit and the native code in place where it has to be.

This is the wrong engagement if the product needs a platform-specific UI that no cross-platform framework can deliver, or if the team is committed to a native codebase. We will say so on the call.

  • One Codebase — iOS and Android from a single codebase, with native code where it has to be.
  • Faster Iteration — Single test surface, single deploy pipeline, faster feature shipping.
  • Team Leverage — A single team can ship both stores, with native code for the platform specifics.
  • Cost Predictable — A single codebase is cheaper to maintain than two native codebases.

What we deliver

Everything included in our cross-platform apps

Flutter & React Native

Cross-platform apps in Flutter or React Native, with the trade-offs explicit.

Architecture & State

Clean architecture, state management, navigation and the data layer that scales.

Platform Integrations

Push, location, camera, biometrics, in-app purchases, background work.

Native Modules

Custom native modules for the platform APIs that no cross-platform library covers.

Offline-First

Local data, sync, conflict resolution and the offline mode the product needs.

Store Submission

The full App Store and Play Store process, including review and updates.

Our process

A proven process for successful delivery

  1. 01

    Discover

    We map the user journeys, the platform integrations and the analytics events.

  2. 02

    Plan & Design

    We pick the framework, design the architecture and write the platform integration plan.

  3. 03

    Develop

    We build in two-week sprints with TestFlight and internal track releases.

  4. 04

    Deploy

    We submit to both stores, handle review and ship the production release.

  5. 05

    Optimize & Grow

    We read the funnel, the crashes and the reviews, and ship the next iteration.

Technology

Built with a stack that stays maintainable

Cross-Platform

  • Flutter
  • React Native
  • Expo

Native Modules

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Platform Channels

Backend & Data

  • Firebase
  • REST
  • GraphQL

Analytics & Crash

  • Sentry
  • Crashlytics
  • Mixpanel
  • Amplitude

What you can expect

Typical App Build
10-16 wksTypical App Build
Crash-Free Sessions Target
99.9%Crash-Free Sessions Target
Target Store Rating
4.5+Target Store Rating
Codebase for Both Stores
1Codebase for Both Stores

FAQs

Questions we get asked

Something not covered here? Ask us directly.

It depends on the team and the product. Flutter is the right answer when the design is consistent across both platforms, when the team is comfortable with Dart, and when the platform integration is well covered by the existing plugins. React Native is the right answer when the team is already strong in React and JavaScript, and when the product is closer to a web app in shape. We will say so on the call.

For most products, yes. The platform-specific behaviours (navigation, scrolling, haptics) are handled by the native side. When the product needs a platform-specific UI that the framework cannot deliver out of the box, we use a native module for that piece. The work is named, scoped and budgeted before we start.

We respect them. Material on Android, Cupertino on iOS, the navigation patterns the platform expects, the haptics, the scroll behaviour. The app does not feel like a web view in a native shell — it feels like an app that respects the platform. When the design has to be the same on both platforms, we use a custom design system on top of the framework.

Yes, but it is a serious engagement. We audit the existing app, write a migration plan, and run the two apps in parallel while the cross-platform app reaches feature parity. The native app is decommissioned in its own time, after the cross-platform app is trusted in production. We will say so on the call if a migration does not make sense.

Ready to start your cross-platform apps project?Let’s scope it together.

Tell us the outcome you need. We’ll come back with an approach, a timeline and a written estimate.