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Ship one product experience across iOS and Android from a single TypeScript codebase, instead of maintaining two native teams.
Preparing experience
Cross-platform iOS and Android apps
React Native Mobile Apps
Cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android built with React Native and TypeScript—sharing one codebase and one release process across platforms without sacrificing native performance or platform-specific polish where it matters.
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Capabilities included
What this type of engagement typically covers.
- React Native
- iOS
- Android
- App store release
Why WLC
Built for buyers who need clarity, speed and accountability.
Three principles that shape how we scope, build and deliver every engagement.
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Support secure accounts, push notifications, offline caching and third-party API integrations with well-tested, reusable modules.
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Create maintainable apps with shared components, a documented design system and consistent state management.
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Reach native performance where it counts—animations, gestures, camera and device APIs—using native modules where React Native's bridge isn't enough.
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Reduce release risk with CI-driven builds, staged rollouts and crash monitoring wired in before launch, not after the first incident.
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Keep long-term maintenance costs down with one codebase to patch, test and upgrade instead of two divergent native apps.
Delivery model
A clean path from idea to launch.
MVP scope
Prototype
React Native build
Device testing
Store launch
Questions buyers ask
Common questions before starting a project.
React Native renders actual native UI components, not a web view—performance and feel are close to fully native apps, and we drop into native Swift/Kotlin modules for the small number of cases that genuinely need it.
Yes—shared business logic and UI, with platform-specific handling isolated to the few areas (notifications, permissions, store guidelines) where iOS and Android genuinely differ.
We design a local-first data layer with a defined sync and conflict-resolution strategy for the specific workflows that need to keep working without a connection.
We handle the submission process end-to-end, including store listing assets, compliance requirements and responding to review feedback, so launch isn't blocked on paperwork.
Yes. We start with a technical audit of dependencies, native module usage and architecture, then propose a plan to stabilise and extend it safely.
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