Hire React Native developers for one app on iOS and Android.

If your team already writes React or TypeScript, React Native lets them share knowledge and some code with the web app. Flutter draws every pixel itself, which helps when the design is highly custom. Both ship to iOS and Android from one codebase, and we build in both.

For most new apps, yes. It removes a lot of build setup. When an app needs a native library Expo does not support, we use a development build or bare React Native.

Our developers write native modules in Swift or Kotlin when a library is missing or too slow, then expose them to the JavaScript side.

Yes. Much of our Nextflag work was exactly that: fixing the crashes and onboarding drop-offs users hit before adding new features.

Yes. With Xamarin out of support since May 2024, React Native is a common next step, especially if your team already builds for the web in React. We move the app in stages and reuse the backend it already talks to.

Yes. Our engineers work from our team in Lahore, Pakistan, and overlap at least 4 hours with a US working day.

Every engineer passes four checks before they reach your shortlist. A senior engineer interviews them on their stack, they take a coding test, and we review code and projects they built before. We also check their spoken and written English. Then you interview them yourself.

We replace them and handle the handover, so the work keeps moving.

You do. Everything our engineers write for you, including the source code and the intellectual property in it, belongs to you.