Mobile Development

React Native | Flutter

One codebase runs on both iOS and Android, so you ship faster and reach both platforms at once. For the vast majority of apps, performance is effectively indistinguishable from native — the gap only shows up in graphics-heavy or computationally intensive cases. You iterate quickly, since changes land on both platforms in a single effort, and building once instead of twice is naturally more cost-efficient.

Swift | Kotlin

When you need the fastest, smoothest experience possible and full access to the phone’s hardware — camera, sensors, GPS, background processing — native is the right call. It delivers the highest performance, the most responsive UI, and the strongest security. The trade-off is that you build and maintain two separate codebases, so it costs more and takes longer to ship.

Service Workers | Web App Manifest

A PWA makes your responsive website behave like a real app — without the app store, the download, or a second codebase. The real value isn’t the “add to home screen” prompt almost nobody taps; it’s that a single web build feels far more native than a standard responsive site. Service workers cache the app shell so navigation is near-instant and the site stays usable on flaky or offline connections, full-screen mode and smooth transitions make it feel like an app rather than a sequence of page loads, and you ship everything through one URL with instant updates.