Android and iOS apps from one shared codebase
Android & iOS, one codebase
Overview
You should not maintain two separate native teams to reach phones in your operators’ pockets. We build cross-platform mobile apps with React Native—one codebase for Android and iOS—backed by secure APIs and admin tools so field staff, customers, and managers get a reliable experience on the go.
Who it's for
- Field and shop-floor teams that need mobile tools
- Businesses offering customer self-service on phones
- Companies that want one app on both Android and iOS
- Teams that need apps connected to ERP or back-office systems
Outcomes you can expect
- Faster delivery than two fully separate native apps
- Higher adoption with interfaces built for real operators
- Secure login and role-aware access on mobile
- A clear path from prototype to store release
How we deliver
Discover
Audit current tools, map operational workflows, and define success metrics with your stakeholders.
Design
Architecture, wireframes, and data models with clear sign-off before engineering begins.
Build
Transparent sprint delivery with demos, backlog prioritization, and continuous integration.
Launch
Staging validation, UAT, go-live support, and operator training for a calm cutover.
Support
Monitoring, patches, backups, and a clear escalation path so the system stays reliable.
What you receive
- App flows and UX for primary user roles
- React Native app for Android and iOS
- Backend APIs and optional admin panel
- Test builds for UAT on real devices
- Store submission support and documentation
Frequently asked questions
Do you build separate apps for Android and iOS?
We typically ship one React Native codebase that targets both platforms, which keeps features in sync and costs predictable.
Can the app work offline?
Where field conditions require it, we design offline-friendly flows with sync when connectivity returns.
Will you help publish to the app stores?
Yes. We support test builds, store assets guidance, and submission support as part of launch.
Can the app connect to our existing systems?
Yes. Apps usually sit on secure APIs that talk to your ERP, billing, or operations backends.