Cross-platform app

Cross-platform app: one codebase, two stores

Cross-platform mobile app is the most economical and fastest way to ship to iOS and Android at the same time — one team instead of two.

Flutter and React Native are today's two main cross-platform paths. We pick which one fits your product during the discovery call.

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Our cross-platform delivery standard

Flutter or React Native — chosen per project
One codebase, parallel iOS + Android release
Native-feeling animation and gestures
Backend, auth, push set up once
Post-launch maintenance with one team

01.

Why cross-platform makes sense

The core rationale for cross-platform: a team shipping to two stores in parallel matches roughly half the weekly delivery speed of two separate native teams. Significant cost and time advantage.

Plus, business logic, validation, navigation, state management, and API layer all live in one codebase. New screens land on both platforms together; no parity tax between two teams.

02.

Flutter or React Native — which is for you?

Flutter uses Dart and renders with its own engine. Identical look across platforms is guaranteed; great for design-driven products. Strong advantage on animation- and gesture-heavy projects.

React Native uses JavaScript / TypeScript, easy to adopt if you already have React. Rich JS ecosystem (analytics, A/B test tools). Code-sharing with web is possible.

03.

Where native is required

The boundaries of cross-platform are clear: very specialized sensor work (BLE at protocol level), complex AR / VR, native widgets (iOS Live Activities, Android home widgets), AAA-tier games. Here we write native modules and connect them to the cross-platform project.

This '80% cross-platform + 20% native' model is healthiest in most cases. Native scoped to need, the rest delivered in parallel.

04.

Cost and time difference

One cross-platform team instead of two native teams: 30–50% more economical with parallel delivery time advantage. MVP fixed 4–6 weeks, mid-size product 8–12 weeks.

Post-launch maintenance also fits one team — the monthly support package runs with one cross-platform team instead of two.

Frequently asked questions

Is cross-platform performance enough?

Yes for most products — 60fps animation, smooth scroll, fast backend calls. AAA games, heavy graphic manipulation, or BLE protocol-level work make native safer.

Flutter or React Native — which do you pick?

We decide on team expertise (React vs. Dart), design complexity, and performance need. After a 30-minute discovery call we share a written recommendation.

How do release timelines differ?

With cross-platform's single codebase, two-store releases run in parallel. Build times are 5–10 min in Flutter, 8–15 min in RN; one team is much faster than two.