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Mobile App Development

From first prototype to store release. React Native when one codebase for iOS and Android is the right trade-off; native Swift and SwiftUI when you need Apple platform depth such as HealthKit, StoreKit or Core ML.

What is included

  • Architecture and state management (Redux Toolkit, Saga, MVVM)
  • UI implementation with accessibility in mind
  • API integration, offline support and caching
  • Unit and integration testing
  • App Store and Google Play submission

Questions

React Native or native iOS?
React Native suits most products that target both platforms. Native iOS is better when you depend on deep Apple frameworks or need the last bit of performance. We recommend one after a short discovery call.
Can you take over an existing app?
Yes. A short code review comes first, so you get an honest view of the codebase before committing to a plan.

Related work

Open-source projects that show this work in practice.

Mobile Securitynpm package

react-native-root-jail-detect

A lightweight React Native security module that detects rooted and jailbroken devices, runtime instrumentation (Frida), debuggers and emulators.

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Mobile Securitynpm package

react-native-privacy-guard-kit

A zero-dependency React Native library that protects sensitive screens from screenshots, screen recordings, app-switcher previews and clipboard leaks.

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Mobilenpm package

react-native-qr-camera-pro

A lightweight, high-performance QR and barcode scanner for React Native, built natively in Swift and Kotlin for the New Architecture.

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Developer ToolingVS Code extension

Redux Toolkit Saga Boilerplate

A VS Code extension that scaffolds React Native projects with Redux Toolkit and Saga, in JavaScript.

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