One Codebase. Both Stores.
Shipped.
React Native apps for iOS and Android, built by a team that has taken its own product through store review. We handle the build, the submission, and the parts nobody warns you about.
- Typical build
- 10 to 14 weeks
- Stack
- React Native
- Model
- Direct or white label
What is included
Every build covers the same six workstreams:
Scoping and app architecture
One codebase, both stores
Feature set, data model, offline behavior, and store requirements mapped before the build starts.
React Native development
Past the JS layer
One codebase for both platforms, with native modules where the app genuinely needs them.
Backend and APIs
Works without signal
The app plus the system behind it: auth, sync, push notifications, and the API layer.
Offline and sync handling
The half users never see
Mobile users lose signal. Apps that assume they will not are the ones that get one-star reviews.
Store submission
We handle the review
App Store and Play Store listings, review compliance, screenshots, and the resubmissions that usually follow.
Post-launch updates
After version one
Crash reporting, OS version updates, and the maintenance an app needs to stay in the stores.
How it runs
Store review is not fully in anyone's control. We build the buffer into the timeline instead of promising around it.
Scope and design
Feature set locked for version one, screens designed, architecture and offline strategy decided.
Build in sprints
Two-week sprints. You get a TestFlight and Play Console internal build at the end of every one, on your own phone.
Device testing
Real devices, real OS versions, real network conditions. Battery, permissions, deep links, push, background behavior.
Submission and launch
Store listings prepared, apps submitted, review feedback handled. First release live, then monitoring.
We ship our own app, so store review is not a surprise.
We build and operate Loop ELD, including its driver mobile app: offline logging, background location, push, and regulatory compliance, live with US trucking fleets.
- Background location and battery behavior, which reviewers actually test
- Permission flows that pass review instead of getting rejected
- Offline-first sync, because drivers lose signal and users do not forgive data loss
- Store rejection handling, which is a normal step, not an emergency
One number. No hourly billing.
Fixed quote per phase after a scoping call. Version one gets a firm number and a firm feature set. Post-launch work is quoted separately once you see how people use it.
Who this is for
Good fit
Companies whose product genuinely needs a phone (location, camera, offline use, push, field work), teams extending an existing web platform to mobile, and founders with a validated idea ready for version one.
- Products with a web app that needs a mobile side
- Field teams, drivers, and technicians on phones
- Apps that need GPS, camera, or offline mode
- Agencies that need senior React Native capacity
Not a fit
Apps that are a mobile website in a wrapper. If a responsive web app does the job, that is cheaper, faster, and has no store review. We will tell you.
- Web pages wrapped in a shell app
- Games and heavy 3D or AR builds
- Idea stage with no scope or budget
Agencies: We build mobile white label under your brand, or add React Native developers to your team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? Our FAQ section has you covered with quick answers to the most common inquiries.
One codebase ships to both stores at roughly half the cost and time, with native modules dropped in wherever the app genuinely needs them.
Yes, listings, review compliance, screenshots, and the resubmissions that usually follow. We've taken our own app through review.
Yes, auth, sync, push notifications, and the whole API layer behind the app, not just the client.
Absolutely, extending an existing platform to mobile is one of the most common builds we do.
We handle crash reporting, OS updates, and maintenance to keep the app healthy in the stores. Ongoing or handover, your choice.
Get a fixed quote
this week
Send us your URL. We crawl the site, scope the work, and come back with one number and a start date.