Most "native" apps are React Native pretending. We're fluent in real native — and we'll tell you when it matters & when it doesn't.
We build iOS and Android apps with the polish people expect from a 200-person team. Pixel-correct, gesture-correct, with thoughtful empty-states, error states, and offline behavior.
For most consumer apps we recommend Swift + Kotlin, written separately. For early-stage startups testing concepts, React Native (Expo) is often the right call.
Two of our engineers spent five years at Apple. They will notice if a swipe doesn't feel right. They will fix it. That's not a flex — it's just what makes apps feel like apps and not websites in a wrapper.