Cross-Platform Apps

Cross-Platform Apps

We build cross-platform mobile applications using Flutter (Dart) and React Native (TypeScript), delivering a single codebase that runs on both iOS and Android with 90-95% code sharing between platforms. Cross-platform development typically reduces total project cost by 30-40% compared to maintaining separate native codebases, while achieving near-native performance benchmarks — 60fps animations, sub-2-second startup times, and platform-specific UI adaptations. Our React Native projects use Expo for rapid prototyping or bare workflow for full native module access, while Flutter projects leverage its widget system for pixel-consistent rendering across platforms. We have delivered cross-platform applications for clients needing simultaneous iOS and Android launches without doubling engineering resources. Typical cross-platform projects run 8-12 weeks from design to dual-platform store submission, with shared CI/CD pipelines handling both platform builds from a single repository.

Develop cross-platform apps with Flutter (Dart) or React Native (TypeScript), achieving 90-95% code sharing between iOS and Android from a single repository.

Reduce total development cost by 30-40% compared to parallel native builds while maintaining near-native performance at 60fps for animations and transitions.

Use React Native with Expo managed workflow for rapid development or bare workflow when custom native modules (camera, Bluetooth, NFC) are required.

Build Flutter applications with platform-adaptive widgets that follow Material Design on Android and Cupertino styling on iOS automatically.

Implement platform-specific code paths for features that require native APIs — biometric auth, push notifications, and in-app purchases — using platform channels or native modules.

Set up shared CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions or Codemagic that build, test, and deploy to both App Store and Google Play from a single pull request merge.

Integrate state management solutions: Redux Toolkit or Zustand for React Native, BLoC or Riverpod for Flutter, selected based on application complexity.

Implement offline-first data persistence with SQLite (via Drift or WatermelonDB) and background sync for reliable operation in low-connectivity environments.

Write shared unit and widget tests with platform-specific integration tests, maintaining 75%+ coverage on business logic and navigation flows.

Deliver dual-platform App Store and Google Play submissions within the same sprint, with shared release notes and coordinated staged rollouts.