Mobile development
React Native and native iOS/Android.
- Typical scope
- Cross-platform app, 8–20 screens, push, offline
- Timeline
- 6–10 weeks
- Price band
- $2,499+
The problem you probably have
You need a mobile presence, and the choice between one cross-platform codebase and two native ones is being made on vibes rather than on what your app actually does.
What you get
- A recommendation on native vs. cross-platform grounded in your specific feature set, before any code
- App Store and Play Store submission handled, including the parts that get rejected
- Offline behavior designed rather than discovered
Typical stack
- React Native
- Expo
- Swift
- Kotlin
- TypeScript
Questions on this specifically
React Native or native?
React Native unless you need sustained heavy graphics, deep OS integration, or sub-16ms interaction on low-end hardware. We will tell you which case you are in during discovery rather than defaulting to whichever we prefer to write.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes, including the rejections. First submissions fail for predictable reasons — privacy labels, sign-in requirements, screenshot rules — and we treat review feedback as part of the build, not as your problem to relay. The store accounts are registered to you; we work inside them.
Do I actually need offline support?
If your users are ever in a warehouse, a basement, or an airplane, yes — and it has to be designed up front, because retrofitting sync onto an online-only data model is a rewrite. If your app is genuinely useless without a connection, we will say so and skip the complexity.
Can the app use our existing backend?
Usually, with an honest caveat: APIs designed for a website often assume things mobile cannot — reliable connections, big payloads, sessions that never sleep. Discovery includes reading your API and telling you which endpoints work as-is and which need a mobile-shaped adapter.
How do updates work after launch?
Two lanes. Interface and logic changes in React Native can ship over the air within store policy — users get them on next open. Native-level changes go through store review, which we schedule around. Either way you are not rebuilding the app to fix a typo.
Have a project in mind?
Bring us the problem. StratEdge scopes it, staffs it, manages it, and delivers it — one accountable company from start to finish.