iOS and Android,
on one timeline.
Cross-platform mobile apps built with React Native and Expo. One codebase, both stores, native performance. Custom-scoped engagements from $15,000.
Native quality.
Half the team.
One codebase. Two stores. Same features. Same launch day. The economics of a mobile app, finally working in your favor.
One codebase, two stores.
React Native and Expo — iOS and Android ship from the same source. Same day, same version, same feature parity.
Native performance.
60fps animations, native gestures, and optimistic UI. The app feels native because the underlying primitives are.
Offline-first when it matters.
Field, ops, and delivery apps keep working when the network drops — and reconcile cleanly when it comes back.
Push notifications.
Notifications wired through Expo Push or your own provider — properly handled across foreground, background, and quit states.
Auth, payments, deep links.
Clerk for auth, Stripe for payments, deep linking for marketing. The standard mobile primitives done right the first time.
Release pipeline that holds up.
EAS builds, OTA updates, internal testing tracks. Predictable releases — not a manual scramble every time you ship.
From scope to
both app stores.
Mobile apps are scoped as Custom engagements ($15,000+) because every app has different platform requirements. We confirm everything in writing before you sign.
Discovery & scope.
We map every screen, integration, and platform requirement. Output: a written scope you sign before any code is written.
Core flows in design.
We design the screens that decide whether the app is good — onboarding, the primary action, and the empty state.
Build, test, iterate.
TestFlight and Google Play internal testing builds shipped weekly. You install and use the app from week 3.
Submit & launch.
Store listings, screenshots, privacy answers, review responses. We handle the entire submission process end-to-end.
Questions before you start.
A mobile app is a bigger commitment than a website. Tell Ryel what you’re trying to do — he’ll give you an honest read on whether you actually need one.
Do I really need a mobile app?
Most small businesses don’t — a mobile-friendly website handles 95% of the use case. You need a mobile app when your customers will use the product weekly, when offline access matters, or when you need device features like push notifications, camera, or background location.
iOS, Android, or both?
Both, from one codebase. We use React Native and Expo so a single team ships to both stores at the same time — same features, same launch day.
How long does a mobile app take?
A focused mobile app: 8–12 weeks. A mobile app plus a backend, admin portal, and web companion: 12–16 weeks. The contract has a firm delivery date.
Do you handle the App Store and Google Play submissions?
Yes — certificates, provisioning, TestFlight, internal testing, store listings, screenshots, and review responses. You don’t touch a single portal unless you want to.
What about updates after launch?
Most updates ship over-the-air through Expo without an App Store review. Native code changes go through the normal review cycle. Ongoing development is typically handled on a monthly retainer.
Ship to both stores
without doubling the team.
Send a brief describing what the app needs to do and who uses it. We’ll respond with a fixed-price scope within the week.