React Native · Expo · iOS & Android · TypeScript

iOS & Android Apps Built Once, Shipped Twice

React Native with Expo — one TypeScript codebase for both stores, native feel on every device, and 60% of the cost of going fully native. App Store submission, OTA updates, and push notifications all handled.

  • TypeScript strict — typed components, navigation, and API responses
  • EAS build pipeline — OTA updates without App Store review delays
  • Native feel — gestures, haptics, and platform-specific navigation patterns
  • App Store & Google Play submission handled end-to-end

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Apps live on both App Store and Google Play from a single codebase

~60%

Cost saving compared to building separate native iOS and Android apps

4.5★

Average store rating on shipped React Native apps

OTA

Over-the-air updates shipped via EAS without app store review delays

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React Native Expertise

What I Build With React Native

From consumer apps to internal tools — shipped to real stores with real users.

Consumer Mobile Apps

Onboarding flows, social feeds, real-time messaging, in-app purchases, and push notification campaigns — built with React Native and Expo Router for native feel on both iOS and Android without the native cost.

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B2B & Internal Tools

Field service apps, inventory management, approval workflows, and offline-first data entry. TypeScript strict, role-based access, and a data model that syncs when connectivity returns — not when it's convenient.

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React Native MVP

Idea to App Store in 4–6 weeks. Auth, core flows, API integration, and EAS build + submission — the minimum that's actually shippable, not the minimum that's embarrassing.

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Web-to-Mobile Extensions

You have a web app and you need a mobile companion. I share business logic, API clients, and validation schemas between your existing Next.js codebase and the React Native app — no duplicate code, no out-of-sync behaviour.

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Offline-First Architecture

SQLite via Expo SQLite, MMKV for fast storage, Expo SecureStore for tokens, and an optimistic update layer so the UI never feels like it's waiting for the network. The app works on a plane, not just with 5G.

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App Store Submission & Review

Apple Developer Program setup, provisioning profiles, Play Console listing, screenshots, privacy policy, metadata, and the review submission. I handle the paperwork — you approve the release.

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Why Hire Me

React Native That Feels Native

The difference between a React Native app that impresses and one that doesn't comes down to a few decisions made in the first week.

TypeScript strict throughout

No any, no implicit returns, no ignoring the compiler. Every component, hook, navigation param, and API response is fully typed. Catches bugs at compile time, not at 2am in production.

Platform-native feel, not web-in-a-shell

React Native Gesture Handler for native gestures, platform-specific navigation patterns (stack on iOS, bottom tabs on Android), and haptic feedback via Expo Haptics. It feels like a real app because it is one.

EAS build pipeline from day one

Expo EAS for OTA updates and store builds. CI on every commit, preview builds on PR, production release on tag. No manual Xcode archive ceremonies — just push to main.

Full-stack context — app + API

I build the API as well as the app. That means the API contracts get designed alongside the screens that consume them — no back-and-forth between a mobile dev and a backend dev who don't talk to each other.

Common Questions

Before You Reach Out

The questions every client asks — answered honestly.

React Native vs Flutter — which should I choose?

React Native if your team knows JavaScript/TypeScript or you have a web product to share code with. Flutter if you need maximum rendering control (custom UI like games or highly animated apps) or if your team is Dart-native. For most business apps, React Native is the pragmatic choice — larger ecosystem, more hire market, and Expo makes the tooling excellent.

How long does App Store review take?

Typically 1–3 days for new submissions, often same-day for updates once the app has history. The most common rejection reasons are a missing privacy policy, vague app description, or a demo account that doesn't work for the reviewer. I prepare everything to avoid those.

Can you add React Native to our existing web product?

Yes — the most common pattern is a React Native app that talks to the same API as your web app. If your web product is built on Next.js or React, business logic, validation schemas, and API client code can be shared in a monorepo to eliminate duplication.

What's an OTA update and why does it matter?

Expo EAS lets you push JavaScript bundle updates to users' devices without going through app store review. Bug fixes, copy changes, and non-native feature additions ship in minutes instead of the usual 1–3 day review window. It's a meaningful operational advantage.

How much does a React Native app cost?

An MVP (auth + 3–5 core flows + EAS submission) starts at $6,000 and ships in 4–6 weeks. A full production app with 10+ screens, offline support, and real-time features starts at $15,000 and ships in 8–12 weeks. I work fixed-price with a written scope.

Do you handle the back-end API as well?

Yes. If you need an API built alongside the app, I can do both — see /services/backend-development or /services/api-development for what that covers. Bundling the two often saves time because the API contracts get designed alongside the screens that consume them.

Available for mobile app projects

Ready to ship to the App Store and Google Play?

Send your brief. I'll reply within 24 hours with a written proposal — scope, timeline, and price. One codebase, two stores, done right.