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New Architecture ready
Fabric renderer and TurboModules on JSI, calling native code directly instead of through the old asynchronous bridge.
Technologies — Frontend & mobile
Cross-platform React Native & Expo mobile development
We ship native-feeling iOS and Android apps from a largely shared codebase, with over-the-air updates and gesture animations that run on the UI thread.
Core capabilities
Why we build with React Native
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Expo EAS CI/CD pipelines
Automated TestFlight and Play Console distribution, continuous builds and quick rollbacks.
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Offline-first sync
Local SQLite or WatermelonDB storage with background sync and explicit conflict resolution.
Use cases
Where React Native fits
Fintech & banking apps
Biometric authentication, encrypted local storage and hardware-backed key storage for tokens.
Field operations apps
Offline mobile tools for technicians with GPS tracking, camera barcode scanning and async uploads.
How we staff it
React Native engineers you interview first
Seniority and experience are agreed in the proposal, and you interview every engineer before they start.
Working-hours overlap is agreed for each engagement and written into the statement of work — the shared window, who shifts hours, and how handoffs work outside it.
Technical FAQs
Frequently asked engineering questions
For most product UIs, yes. The New Architecture (Fabric and JSI) removes the old bridge, and animations built with Reanimated run on the UI thread. For heavy graphics or very tight latency budgets, we write those parts natively.
We default to Expo EAS because of config plugins and unified build tooling, dipping into native modules when hardware SDKs require custom Swift, Kotlin or C++.
Ecosystem
Related technologies
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