Where most teams are
React Native lets one team ship an iOS and an Android app from one codebase, often sharing code with your React web app. The hard parts are the ones users notice: slow screens, broken offline states, push notifications and app store releases. Our engineers handle those, in your codebase. We recently built one: a health app that turns lab results and wearable data into a daily plan.
What our React Native developers do
One codebase, two stores
iOS and Android from one React Native codebase, usually on Expo, with native modules only where a feature needs them, so one team ships both apps together.
Releases without the scramble
App Store and Google Play builds, review notes and staged rollouts handled each time, plus over-the-air updates for small fixes that don't need a new store build.
Upgrades that keep you in the stores
Older apps moved to React Native's New Architecture and a current Expo SDK, with builds on the SDKs Apple and Google now require, so updates never stall at review.
Works without signal
Data cached on the device, actions queued while offline and synced when the connection returns, so a patchy signal never means lost work or a blank screen.
How it works
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Pick a tier
Part-time, dedicated or embedded, from $4,000 a month. Tiers differ in hours and in how closely we work with your team.
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Onboard fast
No hiring cycle: a senior engineer gets into your codebase, release setup and store accounts, and joins your standups.
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Ship every week
Features, releases and fixes. The engineer doing the work is the one on your calls. Change tier or stop any month.
Starting at $4,000/mo
Part-time from $4,000/month, month to month. Web app too? See React developers or Next.js developers.
Talk to a React Native developer 
rebuilt our onboarding, shipped our Zapier integrations, and wrote integrated plugins for our proprietary tools - all in record time. He ships better than we spec. This team is literally an extension of mine.
How we can help
Four ways to work with us - pick what fits, switch when it doesn’t.
Audits
Find what's broken - or whether AI is worth it - before you build.
Learn moreMVP Sprint
Zero to production in 5-6 weeks. A real product, not a prototype.
Learn moreRetainer
A senior engineer embedded on your team, month to month.
Learn moreCode Rescue
Vibe-coded app breaking under real users? We rebuild it to hold.
Learn moreFAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to hire a React Native developer?
Our retainers start at $4,000 a month for the part-time tier, month to month. Dedicated and embedded tiers add more hours. Prefer a fixed scope? We also do fixed-price projects, and audits from $1,000.
Expo or bare React Native?
Expo for most apps today, and it's what the React Native team recommends: simpler builds, over-the-air updates and fewer native headaches. We add custom native modules when a feature needs one, and Expo supports that too.
Have you built React Native apps before?
Yes. Most recently a health app for a longevity company: lab results across a full biomarker panel, a healthspan score, personal daily actions and Apple Health and Google Fit sync, alongside the web dashboard their team runs it from.
Can you take over an app someone else built?
Yes. We start with the codebase, the build setup and the store accounts, then tell you what is solid, what is risky and what to fix first.
Can our web and mobile apps share code?
Yes. Business logic, API calls and types are shared between React and React Native, and each platform gets screens built to feel native.
How quickly can someone start?
Within a week of agreeing the tier. There is no hiring cycle and no months-long ramp.
Do we own everything you build?
Yes, 100%. You own the code, infrastructure, docs and credentials, and your app store accounts stay in your name.
