React Native app development services that speak the same language as your website.
We build iOS and Android apps in React Native with Expo and TypeScript, so your app and your React or Next.js website can share code, types and developers. Every project starts with a free consultation and a written fixed-price scope.
What is React Native?
React Native is an open-source framework from Meta for building iOS and Android apps with JavaScript or TypeScript and the React component model. Unlike a web page inside an app wrapper, React Native renders real native interface components, so screens, scrolling and gestures behave as users expect on each platform. Current versions run on the New Architecture and the Hermes JavaScript engine, which improve start-up time and communication with native code. Most new projects use Expo, a toolkit and set of services around React Native that handles builds, device APIs and app store submission through EAS Build. Because React Native uses the same language and patterns as React websites, a business running a Next.js site can share types, validation, API clients and developers between web and mobile. Our React Native app development services cover scope, design, development, testing, launch and maintenance.
Can React Native share code with your website?
Yes, and this is the main reason many businesses choose it. When your website runs on React or Next.js, we can set up a monorepo where the app and the site share TypeScript types, form validation, API clients, business rules and sometimes UI components. A change to how prices or orders work is made once. The screens themselves usually stay separate, because a phone and a browser need different layouts, but the logic underneath stays shared.
- Shared TypeScript types between Next.js API and mobile app
- One validation layer for web forms and app forms
- Shared API client and data fetching hooks
- Same authentication and user accounts on web and mobile
- One team of React developers maintains both products
- Expo Router gives file-based routing similar to Next.js
Our React Native development services
Hire React Native developers for a new app, a migration or ongoing care.
Expo app development
New iOS and Android apps built on Expo, with EAS Build for store-ready binaries and EAS Update for approved over-the-air fixes to JavaScript code between full store releases.
React Native with TypeScript
Every project is written in TypeScript, which catches many errors before they reach users and makes the codebase easier for your future developers to read and change.
Web and mobile monorepos
A shared workspace for your Next.js website and React Native app, so types, API clients and business rules live in one place and update together for both.
React Native migration
Moving an older app to the New Architecture, upgrading React Native versions, adopting Expo, or rebuilding a hybrid or native app in React Native, planned in clear stages.
Backend and admin panels
Node.js or Laravel APIs, Firebase where it fits, and web admin panels for managing users, orders and content, scoped together with the app from the start.
React Native maintenance
Plans covering React Native and Expo SDK upgrades, new iOS and Android versions, store policy changes, crash monitoring and small features, agreed in writing before they begin.
React Native or Flutter: which should you choose?
We build in both, so this is a fair comparison rather than a sales pitch. Each framework is the right call for different projects.
| Factor | React Native | Flutter |
|---|---|---|
| Backed by | Meta, with a large open-source community | Google, with a large open-source community |
| Language | JavaScript or TypeScript | Dart |
| UI approach | Renders native platform components | Draws its own widgets for identical visuals everywhere |
| Good fit when | You already use React or Next.js and want shared code and developers | Custom branded design matters most and no React codebase exists |
| Tooling | Expo, EAS Build and EAS Update simplify builds and releases | Flutter CLI and DevTools, with strong built-in widget catalogue |
| Things to watch | Library quality varies, so dependencies need careful choice | Dart skills are less common, and web output suits apps more than content sites |
How a React Native migration or upgrade works
Older React Native apps often fall behind on versions and store requirements. We bring them up to date in six controlled stages.
- 01
Code and dependency audit
We review the React Native version, native modules, libraries, build setup and crash reports, then list what blocks an upgrade.
- 02
Written migration plan
You receive the order of work, risks, what changes for users, and a fixed price for each stage of the migration.
- 03
Replace unmaintained libraries
Packages that are abandoned or incompatible with the New Architecture are swapped for maintained options or small custom native modules.
- 04
Upgrade in steps
We move through React Native and Expo versions in planned jumps, testing builds after each one rather than attempting one large leap.
- 05
Regression testing
Key journeys such as login, payments, notifications and offline use are retested on real iPhones and Android phones before release.
- 06
Staged store release
The updated app goes out through staged rollout on Google Play and phased release on the App Store, with crashes watched closely.
What is Expo, and how do releases work?
Expo is the toolkit we use for most React Native apps. It turns a build and release into a predictable routine.
- 1
Develop
We build features in TypeScript and test instantly on real phones with Expo development builds.
- 2
Build
EAS Build creates signed iOS and Android binaries in the cloud, without fragile local build machines.
- 3
Submit
EAS Submit sends builds to TestFlight and Google Play testing tracks, then on to store review.
- 4
Update
Small JavaScript fixes can ship through EAS Update within store rules, without waiting for full review.
Questions people ask
What is React Native?
React Native is an open-source framework from Meta for building iOS and Android apps using JavaScript or TypeScript and React. It renders real native components rather than a web page, so apps feel at home on each platform. One codebase serves both stores, and developers who know React for the web can work on the mobile app with little retraining.
Is React Native good for business apps?
Yes, React Native is a good choice for most business apps, including e-commerce, booking, portals, field service and internal tools. It is especially strong when your company already has a React or Next.js website, because code and developers can be shared. Apps with heavy 3D graphics or very specialised hardware needs may be better served by fully native development.
React Native or Flutter: which should I choose?
Choose React Native if you already use React or Next.js, want to share TypeScript code with your website, or want to hire from the large JavaScript developer pool. Choose Flutter if pixel-identical custom design across devices matters most and you have no React codebase. Both are mature, and we recommend one after the free consultation.
How much does a React Native app cost?
A React Native app's cost depends on the number of screens and user roles, the backend and admin panel, payments, integrations, design depth and how much code can be reused from your website. We do not publish fixed prices because projects vary widely. After a free consultation, you receive a written fixed-price quote in PKR or USD with milestones.
Can React Native share code with our website?
Yes, React Native can share a lot of code with a React or Next.js website. In a monorepo, the app and site can use the same TypeScript types, validation rules, API clients and business logic. Screen layouts are usually built separately, because mobile and desktop need different designs, but the shared layer means fewer bugs and faster changes.
What is Expo?
Expo is a framework and set of services built around React Native. It gives ready-made access to device features such as the camera, notifications and location, plus EAS Build for cloud builds, EAS Submit for store submission and EAS Update for small over-the-air fixes. Expo is now the recommended way to start most new React Native projects.
Can you migrate our old app to React Native?
Yes, we handle React Native migration. That can mean upgrading an outdated React Native app to current versions and the New Architecture, moving a bare project onto Expo, or rebuilding an old hybrid or native app in React Native. We start with an audit and a written plan, then migrate in stages so the live app keeps working.
Do you offer React Native maintenance?
Yes, we offer React Native maintenance after launch. React Native, Expo, iOS and Android all change through the year, and store rules require apps to target recent OS versions. Maintenance covers SDK and library upgrades, compatibility fixes, crash monitoring, store policy changes and small features. The plan's scope is agreed in writing before it begins.
- 01
Share the context
- 02
Confirm the fit
- 03
Shape the plan
Build your React Native app
Tell us about your app and your current website. We will show where code can be shared and send a written fixed-price scope.
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