React Native scope and architecture
Core flows, navigation, state and integrations defined for one TypeScript codebase targeting iOS and Android.
HQ Paphos, Cyprus · worldwide
99 Francs builds focused React Native apps that ship to iOS and Android from one JavaScript/TypeScript codebase — fast iteration, feature parity and a familiar stack for product teams.
shipped projects
150+
raised by clients
$32M+
tasks delivered
9,000+
We build with React Native when one codebase, fast iteration and a JavaScript/React stack matter — especially for teams that already work in React. It is a strong fit for startup MVPs and product companions where iOS and Android parity and speed beat maximum native depth.
What we build
React Native lets a small team ship iOS and Android together with a familiar React stack and fast iteration.
Core flows, navigation, state and integrations defined for one TypeScript codebase targeting iOS and Android.
Screens, navigation, state, forms and integrations implemented in React Native, with native modules where a feature needs them.
Per-platform behavior, device states, permissions and testing on iOS and Android so the shared codebase feels right on each.
Build configuration, store assets and review preparation for both the App Store and Google Play.
Best fit
Process
One codebase, planned for both platforms, built and shipped to the App Store and Google Play.
Goal, design maturity, APIs, platform needs and the smallest useful first version across iOS and Android.
Navigation, state, data flow, libraries and any native modules the app requires.
Implement screens, navigation, states and integrations in React Native, tuned for both platforms.
iOS and Android QA, store assets, review preparation and submission to the App Store and Google Play.
React Native app build
Ship iOS and Android together from one React Native codebase.
Tell us about the app and where the design stands. We will scope the React Native build and the path to both stores.
React Native FAQ
React Native ships one JavaScript or TypeScript codebase to both iOS and Android with fast iteration. It is especially efficient for teams that already work in React, and a strong fit for startup MVPs that need both platforms quickly.
They share the React model but target different surfaces. React Native builds native mobile apps; for websites and web apps see React and Next.js development.
Pick React Native if your team knows React/JavaScript and you want to reuse that ecosystem. Pick Flutter for pixel-precise custom UI and a single self-contained toolkit. Both ship one codebase to iOS and Android; the better choice usually follows your team and the UI needs.
Yes. We prepare the builds and store assets and support submission to both the App Store and Google Play.