Mobile Apps: Flutter & React Native
I build iOS and Android apps with Flutter and React Native, along with the admin panels and backends that run behind them.
Book a callWhat problem does this solve?
An app is more than screens. Bookings, payments, notifications and the admin side all have to work together on iOS and Android, and keep working after launch.
What do I build?
- iOS and Android apps from one codebase, in Flutter or React Native
- Admin panels for the team that runs the business behind the app
- The backend and APIs the app talks to
- Releases to the App Store and Google Play
How does it work?
In 5 steps, from “Plan the screens” to “Publish”.
- Plan the screensWhat each type of user needs to do, start to finish.
- DesignScreens you can tap through before the build starts.
- Build the app and adminCustomer app, admin panel and backend together.
- Test on real devicesiPhones and Android phones, not just simulators.
- PublishReleased to the App Store and Google Play.
Which tools do I use?
- Flutter
- React Native
- iOS
- Android
Where have I done this before?
Hire N Ride
A self-drive rental platform with more than 10,000 bookings, as published on hirenride.com. Visit Hire N Ride
What else do people ask?
Flutter or React Native: which should I choose?
Both build iOS and Android apps from one codebase. I recommend one based on your team, any existing code, and the features you need.
Do you build the admin panel too?
Yes. Hire N Ride, for example, has a customer app, a host app and an admin panel.
Can you publish the app to the stores for me?
Yes. Releases to the App Store and Google Play are part of the build.