When should we build natively instead?

Heavy device integration, demanding graphics, or interaction patterns that must feel exactly native. For most business applications cross-platform is the better economics, and we will say when yours is an exception.

Do you handle app store submission?

Yes, including the review process and the rejections that come with it, which are frequently about metadata and privacy declarations rather than the application itself.

Hire mobile developers

The cross-platform decision is the one that matters. A shared codebase saves substantial time for most applications and costs you dearly for a few — heavy device integration, demanding graphics, or platform-specific interaction patterns.

We provide mobile developers building for iOS and Android with Flutter or React Native where a shared codebase makes sense, and natively where it does not. Our own Memorilly product is a Flutter application, so we build from operational experience rather than theory.

What they bring

Flutter and Dart
React Native
Native iOS and Android where required
Offline-first data and synchronization
Push notifications and background processing
App Store and Play Store release processes

When clients bring us in

Building a mobile product for both platforms
Adding a mobile client to an existing web platform
Taking over an application another team started
Offline-capable applications for field use

How engagement works

Engineers work in your repositories, your cloud accounts and your conventions. You own the code from the first commit, and there is nothing to transfer at the end because it was never held anywhere else.

Engagements are staffed to overlap with your working hours rather than ours. If the fit is wrong, tell us early and we replace the person — that flexibility is most of the reason to place rather than hire directly.

FAQ

Hiring mobile developers — questions

Flutter or React Native?: Flutter where interface consistency across platforms matters and the team is comfortable with Dart. React Native where an existing React team can share knowledge and some code. Both are sound; the deciding factor is usually your team rather than the technology.
When should we build natively instead?: Heavy device integration, demanding graphics, or interaction patterns that must feel exactly native. For most business applications cross-platform is the better economics, and we will say when yours is an exception.
Do you handle app store submission?: Yes, including the review process and the rejections that come with it, which are frequently about metadata and privacy declarations rather than the application itself.

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