React Native on the New Architecture (Fabric + TurboModules) for product teams who want one codebase across iOS and Android without giving up native performance. Built with Expo where it fits, ejected when the native surface demands it.
React Native's reputation hasn't caught up with the New Architecture. Fabric eliminated the bridge bottleneck that cost the framework its credibility — and modern React Native apps perform at parity with native for the workloads most products actually have.
One codebase shipping to iOS and Android — with the native escape hatch when the product needs it.
Concrete deliverables — not adjectives. Each engagement scopes which of these are in play and what success looks like for them.
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Expo by default — EAS handles builds and updates without us standing up native CI. We eject only when a third-party native module forces it, which is rare in 2026.
React Native if your team is React-shaped or you want maximum logic-sharing with web. Flutter if you want a pixel-identical UI across platforms and the team can take on Dart.
Yes — EAS Update for JS-only changes. We're disciplined about not shipping breaking native changes through OTA.
On the New Architecture, yes — animations run at 120Hz where the device supports it. Pre-Fabric performance complaints are no longer the current state.
Flutter for product teams that want pixel-identical UI across iOS and Android with first-class type safety.
Native iOS in Swift and SwiftUI for products where iOS is the primary platform — or where the experience demands the native surface.
Native Android in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for products where Android is primary — which on the African continent it usually is.
Expo for React Native teams who want EAS to handle build infrastructure and OTA updates — without giving up the native escape hatch when product needs it.
