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PWA and Mobile Applications
iOS and Android from a single React Native codebase, or PWA when native is overkill. App store and enterprise distribution.
Theme
Accent color
Screen
Actions
Reanimated 3
Components
Mobile app in production
Screen capture of a delivered app β native navigation, animations and interactions.
Who is this for?
- 01
You need a mobile app but don't want to maintain two separate codebases.
- 02
Your web app needs mobile capabilities: push notifications, camera access, offline mode.
- 03
You're distributing an internal enterprise tool and need something lightweight and fast to deploy.
What I deliver
Cross-platform iOS/Android React Native app from a single TypeScript codebase.
App Store and Google Play publishing: certificates, screenshots, review process.
Push notifications, camera/GPS/biometric access as needed.
Offline sync with conflict resolution.
Enterprise distribution via TestFlight or Firebase App Distribution.
Stack
FAQ
- React Native or PWA β how do you choose?
- A PWA is enough if you don't need native API access (advanced camera, Bluetooth, reliable iOS push). React Native is the call when native experience, store publishing, or hardware access is required.
- Can code be shared between web and mobile?
- Yes β that's one of the advantages of React Native. Business logic, API calls and hooks are reusable. The UI is separate because native primitives differ from the DOM, but the codebase stays coherent.
- How long to publish on the stores?
- Development aside, expect 1 to 3 days review on Google Play and 3 to 7 days on the App Store. I prepare all the assets β screenshots, descriptions, certificates β and manage the submission process.