React Native apps your web team already understands.

We build React Native apps in TypeScript that ship to iOS and Android from one codebase — and share logic, skills and tooling with your React web product.

  • React Native
  • TypeScript
  • Expo
  • EAS
  • React Navigation
  • TanStack Query
  • Zustand
  • Redux Toolkit
  • Reanimated
  • Firebase
  • Node.js
  • GraphQL

If your company already runs on React, your mobile app probably should too. React Native lets the same people, patterns and much of the same code power your web product and your iOS and Android apps. Kreatorz is a React Native app development company that builds those apps in TypeScript, using native components under the hood so they look and behave like proper platform apps.

We are not tied to a single framework. If your product needs a heavily custom interface and you have no React investment, Flutter may suit you better; if you depend on deep platform features, native iOS or native Android may be the answer. When React Native is the right fit, it is a very efficient way to build.

Why companies choose React Native development services

  • Shared skills. Your React web developers can read, review and contribute to the mobile codebase.
  • Shared code. Validation rules, API clients, state logic, types and design tokens can live in one place for web and mobile.
  • Native components. React Native renders real platform views, so lists, text inputs and navigation feel native by default.
  • Fast iteration. Fast Refresh shows changes instantly during development, and over-the-air updates deliver JavaScript fixes without waiting for store review.
  • A mature ecosystem. Expo, React Navigation, Reanimated and a broad library ecosystem cover most of what modern apps need.

Sharing code between React web and mobile

The biggest advantage of React Native comes when it sits alongside a React or Next.js web app. We typically structure these products as a monorepo:

  • Shared packages for TypeScript types, API clients, validation schemas, business rules and analytics events
  • Separate UI layers where web and mobile genuinely differ, so neither platform compromises the other
  • One backend contract, often REST or GraphQL from a Node.js service, consumed identically by every client
  • Common tooling for linting, testing and CI, so quality standards are the same everywhere

The result is less duplicated work and fewer inconsistencies — a pricing rule changed once is correct on the website, iPhone and Android at the same time. Our React development and full-stack development teams work on the same codebase, so web and mobile stay aligned.

Modern React Native: TypeScript, Expo and the new architecture

TypeScript throughout

Every project is written in strict TypeScript. Types shared with the backend catch integration mistakes before they reach users and make large codebases easier to change safely.

Expo and EAS

For most new apps we use Expo with development builds. It handles native configuration, provides well-maintained modules for camera, notifications and media, and EAS takes care of cloud builds and store submission. When a product needs custom native code, we write Swift or Kotlin modules and keep using Expo's tooling.

The new architecture

React Native's new architecture — Fabric for rendering, TurboModules and JSI for native communication — removes much of the old bridge overhead. We build new apps on it and help existing apps upgrade, auditing third-party libraries for compatibility first.

Over-the-air updates

OTA updates let us push JavaScript and asset fixes directly to installed apps. We use them responsibly: within store guidelines, with staged roll-outs, and with a native build whenever a change touches native code or meaningfully alters functionality.

React Native vs Flutter

React NativeFlutter
LanguageTypeScript / JavaScriptDart
UINative platform componentsFlutter's own rendering engine
Web code sharingStrong with React and Next.jsSeparate web build from the same Dart code
Team fitReact and web developersTeams happy to adopt Dart
UpdatesOTA for JavaScript changesStore releases
Best forProducts with a React web app or React teamCustom, highly branded interfaces

Both are excellent choices for cross-platform app development. Our guide to choosing a mobile stack explores the decision in more depth.

What we build with React Native

  • Companion apps for SaaS products, sharing logic and authentication with the web platform — see SaaS development.
  • Productivity and relationship apps with shared task management, partner collaboration, shared calendars and personalised growth tracking, like the couples app Revelita.
  • Payments and tipping apps with QR code tipping, secure digital payments, real-time tip tracking and team tip management, like Easy Tipping.
  • Social and dating apps with profiles, matching, chat and real-time notifications — see dating app development.
  • Marketplaces and e-commerce apps with catalogues, payments and order tracking.
  • Content and community apps with feeds, media and push notifications.
  • Internal tools that extend existing React dashboards onto phones and tablets.

How we deliver React Native apps

  1. Discovery — goals, users, existing web code and the opportunities for sharing.
  2. Architecture — monorepo layout, state management, navigation, native modules and backend contract.
  3. Design — a cross-platform design system that respects iOS and Android conventions.
  4. Development sprints — development builds on your phone every one to two weeks, demoed weekly.
  5. Testing — Jest unit tests, React Native Testing Library and end-to-end tests on real devices.
  6. Release — EAS builds, App Store and Google Play submission, and an OTA update channel.
  7. Evolve — performance profiling, dependency upgrades and new features driven by analytics.

Taking over and upgrading React Native apps

Older React Native apps often fall behind on versions, accumulate unmaintained libraries and struggle with performance. We start with an audit covering dependencies, architecture, crash data and build pipelines, then upgrade in controlled steps — replacing abandoned packages, introducing TypeScript where it is missing and moving to the new architecture when the app is ready.

Why Kreatorz for React Native development

  • Web and mobile under one roof. Our React, Next.js and React Native engineers work together, which is what makes code sharing succeed.
  • Framework-neutral advice. We build with Flutter and native too, so we only recommend React Native when it is the best fit.
  • AI-native product engineering. Recognised with the Global AI Impact Award (Global Image Awards Middle East, Riyadh 2026).
  • Clear progress. Weekly demos and a shared backlog, with no surprises at the end.
  • Your code and accounts. Repositories, Expo and store accounts are yours from day one.
  • Worldwide team. Offices in the United States, Canada and Pakistan. Tell us about your app.

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Frequently asked questions

Is React Native good for performance-heavy apps?

For the majority of apps, yes — especially with the new architecture and libraries like Reanimated running animations on the UI thread. For workloads such as real-time video processing, we write native modules in Swift or Kotlin and call them from React Native.

Should we use Expo or bare React Native?

We recommend Expo for most new projects because it simplifies builds, upgrades and native configuration while still allowing custom native code. A bare set-up can make sense for apps with unusual native requirements, which we identify during discovery.

How much code can be shared with our React website?

Business logic, types, API clients and validation can usually be shared extensively. Interface code is shared more selectively, because good mobile and web experiences often differ. We map the sharing opportunities during discovery.

Are over-the-air updates allowed by Apple and Google?

Yes, within limits. OTA updates are suitable for bug fixes and small improvements to JavaScript code. Changes that alter the app's core purpose or require new native code go through normal store review.

How much does a React Native app cost?

Cost depends on features, backend work, integrations, design depth and how much existing web code can be reused. We estimate after a short discovery phase so the figure reflects your real scope — get in touch to start.

Can I hire React Native developers to join my team?

Yes. Our React Native developers can work inside your repository, sprints and code review process, or we can deliver the whole app as an end-to-end team.

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