Native, cross-platform, or both
React Native covers most business apps — marketplaces, booking tools, field sales, internal ops — at roughly 70% of the cost of two native codebases. We use it when your UI is standard components and your performance needs are normal.
When you need heavy animation, AR, or tight hardware integration we go native with Swift and Kotlin, or write native modules inside a React Native shell. We tell you which path fits before quoting, because the wrong choice shows up six months later as janky scrolling or a rejected App Store review.
Store submission is part of the job
Apple and Google reject apps for reasons that have nothing to do with code quality — missing privacy labels, vague permission descriptions, login flows that do not work for reviewers. We have been through both stores enough times to know the checklist. Fastlane automates builds so releases are repeatable, not a day-long manual process.
Offline and flaky networks
Field sales apps in tier-2 Indian cities do not always have 4G. We cache the screens reps use most — product catalogues, beat plans, order drafts — and sync when connectivity returns. Conflict resolution rules are defined upfront so two reps editing the same order offline does not corrupt your database.