React Native apps that share one codebase with your web platform.
iOS and Android apps built with React Native and Expo in TypeScript, connected to Laravel back-ends we also build, shipped through EAS and the app stores.
- Expo SDK 55 and the New Architecture
- TypeScript end to end
- Security tested against OWASP MASVS
What we build
Most of our mobile work is a companion to a web platform: a shop, a booking system, a field-service or finance tool. Sharing the API, the types and the team keeps both sides consistent and cheaper to run.
Customer apps
Shops, loyalty, bookings and accounts with push notifications, deep links and payments.
Operations apps
Scanning, orders, inspections and reporting for staff in the field, with offline-first sync.
Fintech and wallets
Biometric unlock, secure storage, QR flows and transaction tracking built with the care money requires.
Expo migrations
Older React Native apps moved to Expo and the New Architecture, with the native modules audited on the way.
Release management
App Store and Google Play listings, review cycles, EAS builds, over-the-air updates and crash monitoring.
Mobile security testing
Static and dynamic testing of the app, its storage and its API, with findings your developers can act on.
From idea to the stores
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Step 1
Scope and flows
We map the screens, the API and the offline cases before design.
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Step 2
Design and prototype
A clickable prototype on your phone within weeks, not a PDF.
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Step 3
Build and test
TypeScript, tests, TestFlight and internal tracks for your team.
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Step 4
Launch and iterate
Store submissions, monitoring, over-the-air updates and a care plan.
Questions about mobile work
Flutter or React Native?
We build in React Native with Expo because our clients already run JavaScript and TypeScript on the web and benefit from shared code and people. We can maintain existing Flutter apps but do not start new ones.
Can you take over an existing app?
Yes. We start with a build on our machines, a dependency audit and a security test, then agree on a plan.
Do you publish under our developer accounts?
Always. The apps, certificates and store listings belong to you.
Have an app in mind, or one that needs rescuing?
Send us the store link or the repository and we will tell you what we see.