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Native app experiences for iOS and Android from one code base

Mobile apps with React Native

We build mobile apps with React Native and TypeScript – with a native feel, a clean connection to your systems and a release process that does not turn the stores into an adventure.

Discuss an app project

The problem

Two platforms, twice the effort?

  • Two native apps mean two teams, two code bases and features finished on one platform before the other.

  • A quickly built web app rarely feels like an app on a phone.

  • Builds, tests and store approvals done by hand cost time with every release.

What we do

What we build

Cross-platform development with React Native

One code base in TypeScript for iOS and Android – with native modules where a platform calls for them.

Offline first & synchronisation

Apps that keep working without a network and synchronise cleanly once a connection is back.

Back end, APIs & release automation

Connection to your systems, authentication and push notifications – plus automated builds, test distribution and publication in both stores.

From our own workshop

Our own app: Goal Planner

Goal Planner turns big plans into daily steps – for iOS and Android, offline first, in 42 languages, with the data on the device.

Goal Planner

Features, screenshots and the links to the stores.

To our apps

How we work

From idea to the stores

  1. Cut a first version

    What must the app do on day one, and what can wait? That gets it to real users early.

  2. Build & test

    Short iterations with test builds on real devices, so feedback arrives while it is cheap.

  3. Publish & maintain

    Store approval, monitoring and updates for new operating system versions.

Technology stack

What we work with

  • React Native and TypeScript

  • REST and GraphQL APIs

  • Push notifications

  • Automated builds with GitLab CI/CD or GitHub Actions

You are planning an app?

Tell us what it should do and for whom. We will tell you what a first version needs – and what can wait.

Arrange an app first call