Cross-platform Design
We build with Flutter and React Native, so you launch on both stores sooner and maintain a single codebase.
4.9/5 from 30+ reviews
What We Design
The same app experience on every phone, without paying to build it twice.
Your team writes the app once and publishes it to the Play Store and the App Store. Features and fixes reach both platforms together.
One development team instead of two.
Reach Android and iPhone users in the same release.
Your brand and flows match on every device.
Update one app, not two.
Android and iPhone together cover almost every smartphone user. You don't have to choose a platform or lose half your audience.
Platform
Both are good choices. We recommend the one that fits your app, and tell you honestly if native is better.
| Cross-platform | Native (Android + iOS) |
|---|---|
| Lower, one team | Higher, two apps |
| Faster | Slower |
| Business, booking, shopping, ERP and banking apps | Heavy graphics, games, deep hardware features |
| One codebase | Two codebases |
We pick the framework that suits your team and app.
One design that respects both Material and Apple guidelines.
Your website, ERP or banking systems, connected securely.
Both listings, reviews and releases handled for you.
Updates, bug fixes and new features across both apps.
Mature frameworks backed by Google and Meta, with strong communities.
App Design Process
Goals, users, scope
Screens and prototype
One app, short sprints
Android and iOS devices
Both stores together
Updates and fixes
For most business apps, such as booking, shopping, ERP and banking, you will not notice a difference. For heavy graphics, games or deep hardware features, native can be the better choice, and we will tell you if that applies to your app.
You pay for one team and one codebase instead of two, so both the build and the upkeep take less effort. The exact saving depends on your scope, and we show the comparison in your estimate.
Yes. Flutter and React Native both give access to the camera, location, push notifications and other device features.
Yes. Your backend and design work carry over, so you can move individual screens or the whole app to native if your needs change.
