Mobile Development

Mobile Development

Cross-platform mobile apps that reuse your existing backend and API, so mobile is an extension of your product instead of a second product.

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What This Is

Most startups don't need three separate native codebases — they need a mobile app that shares logic and data with the web product they already have. We build cross-platform apps that connect to your existing API rather than duplicating backend work.

This keeps mobile development scoped and reasonably priced, and keeps your product's business logic in one place instead of maintained twice.

Common Problems We Solve

  • A web product that needs a mobile companion app without rebuilding the backend.
  • No strategy for push notifications, offline behavior, or background sync.
  • Mobile development quoted as an entirely separate project instead of an extension of the existing product.
  • An existing mobile app that needs new features or a technical handoff.

What We Can Build

  • React Native apps for iOS and Android from a single codebase
  • Capacitor for wrapping existing web apps as installable native apps
  • API-connected apps that share your product's backend and data
  • Push notifications and background sync
  • App store submission and release support

Examples

Examples of what this looks like in practice: a companion app for an existing SaaS dashboard so customers can check status and get notified on the go; a field app that syncs with a backend built for the web product, so data entered on mobile shows up in the same system office staff use.

Technologies We Use
React NativeCapacitorTypeScriptNode.jsREST APIs
FAQ

Mobile Development Questions

Yes — that's the most common case we see. The mobile app connects to the same backend and API as the web product, so business logic isn't maintained twice.

Primarily cross-platform, using React Native for a single codebase across iOS and Android, or Capacitor when wrapping an existing web app makes more sense than a separate build.

Yes — this is the default approach. We build the mobile app to use your existing API rather than standing up a separate backend for mobile.

Yes, we support the submission process for both the Apple App Store and Google Play as part of the engagement.

Have a SaaS or AI Product to Build?

Tell us what you're working on and we'll discuss the technical approach, scope, and next steps.

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