React Native

Usually, yes. React Native reuses the component model, the language, the state libraries and, in a monorepo, code itself, so the team you already have becomes productive on mobile without adopting a second stack. Hiring, review practices and tooling stay unified across web and mobile.

The main exception is an interface drawn entirely from a custom design language, which the Flutter page addresses from its side. For everything else, continuity with the web team usually decides it.

For most consumer apps, yes. Scrolling, gestures and transitions execute as native code once rendered, and Hermes precompiles JavaScript to bytecode so startup does not pay a parsing cost. Built with the standard navigation and list libraries, an app holds platform frame rates.

The ceiling is sustained computation: real-time graphics, heavy image processing, games. Work of that kind moves into native code reached through JSI, or argues for a natively built app in Swift or Kotlin.

On the TypeScript side, very well. The public corpus that makes coding agents strong in React carries over directly: components, hooks, state and tests follow patterns the models have seen at web scale, and the TypeScript compiler with a Jest suite verifies output quickly.

The native boundary is where that stops. Turbo Modules, build configuration and platform-specific behaviour are thinly represented in public code, so agent output there needs review from an engineer who knows the native side. The measured results of our AI-augmented delivery flow are on the Technology page.

Either as a fixed cost for an initial outcome, such as a first release or a defined migration, or as a monthly rate for the team once later phases are under way. We do not publish a figure for a build, because the scale is set by the number of features, platforms, user groups and users, and projects have run from four weeks to several months. The How We Charge page sets out both models, milestone billing and the notice period.

Typically one full-time engineer on the build, with two part-time roles alongside: one running the project and one working with you on priorities and technical decisions. Teams are shaped around the system rather than around one technology, so React Native work draws in the neighbouring stack when it needs to. Delivery starts under Australian leadership, with the engineering in our Manila delivery centre.

Discovery establishes the scope, systems involved and delivery requirements. We agree the implementation plan and timing after that work, before implementation begins.