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Mobile App Development
iOS and Android products built with a shared codebase and platform-appropriate detail — considered offline states, sensible permissions, and a release process that doesn't stall at review.
Mobile App Development
Cross-platform apps that feel native on both platforms, with offline behaviour, release pipelines and analytics considered from the first sprint rather than bolted on before launch.
What this includes
The hard part is an app that survives contact with real users on real networks — the ones on a train, on an old device, with notifications disabled. Most apps are built for the demo and then spend their life apologising for it.
Our approach
React Native gives us a shared foundation; platform-specific work goes where it earns its keep — navigation feel, permissions, notifications, and the small interactions that make an app feel considered rather than ported.
Local state, optimistic updates and clear sync behaviour, so the app stays usable on a poor connection.
CI pipelines to TestFlight and Play Console, so shipping an update is routine instead of an event.
Crash reporting and funnel analytics wired at build time, so product decisions have evidence behind them.
Capabilities
The specific pieces of work this service covers.
A single React Native codebase delivering to both the App Store and Google Play.
A scoped first release aimed at learning quickly, structured so it can grow rather than be rewritten.
Authentication, data sync, push notifications and the services the app depends on.
Payments, maps, chat, analytics, identity providers and device capabilities.
Store assets, metadata, review guidance and the release pipeline that gets you through it.
Keeping pace with annual platform releases, deprecations and SDK changes.
Process
User journeys, platform requirements and a first release scope that is small enough to ship.
Flows and interface design that respect iOS and Android conventions where it matters.
Navigation, state, data sync, offline strategy and the backend contract, agreed up front.
Iterative sprints with builds on real devices, not just simulators.
Store submission, staged rollout, crash monitoring and a plan for the next release.
Toolkit
Core
State & data
Backend
Delivery
Quality
Outcomes
Shared logic and interface code keeps build and maintenance cost far below two native teams.
An automated pipeline turns each update into a routine step rather than a scramble.
Modular architecture so version three doesn't require throwing away version one.
Analytics and crash data from launch, so the roadmap follows what users actually do.
FAQ
Straight answers to what clients ask before starting this kind of project.
info@cherbix.comFor most business applications React Native delivers the same user experience at a fraction of the cost. We recommend fully native only when a product depends heavily on platform-specific hardware, graphics or background processing.
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