One codebase, both platforms
React Native or Flutter, chosen for your product
Azrio Tech builds cross-platform apps in React Native or Flutter when one codebase across iOS and Android is the right tradeoff for your product. The same team builds or connects the backend the app depends on, and handles submission to both stores.
Why building iOS and Android twice adds up
Every feature gets built twice
A single new screen or fix has to be implemented separately in Swift and in Kotlin.
The two apps drift apart
Without constant coordination, iOS and Android versions end up with different bugs and slightly different behavior.
Two codebases to test and maintain
Every release means testing and shipping two separate projects instead of one.
One codebase, both platforms
Most of the app is written once in React Native or Flutter and runs on iOS and Android alike.
Consistent behavior by default
Shared logic means the two platforms behave the same way unless a platform-specific difference is deliberately built in.
One codebase to test and maintain
Fixes and new features ship to both platforms from a single change, not two parallel ones.
Cross-platform apps, built in React Native or Flutter
We pick the framework based on your product and team, not by default. These are the areas most engagements cover.
React Native or Flutter, chosen for your product
React Native when your team already works in React on the web; Flutter when a highly custom UI across platforms is the priority.
Backend and API integration
The app connected to a real backend, whether that is one we build alongside it or a system you already run.
Native modules where needed
Platform-specific code bridged in for the few features that genuinely need it, without giving up the shared codebase everywhere else.
Push notifications
Notifications set up to work reliably on both iOS and Android from one implementation.
Offline support and local storage
The app stays usable with a weak or absent connection, syncing once it reconnects, on both platforms.
App Store and Play Store submission
Submission and review handled for both stores as part of the build.
From discovery to both stores
Five stages, with testing on real iOS and Android devices before anything ships.
Discovery
We map what the app needs to do and recommend React Native or Flutter based on your product and existing team, not a default choice.
Design
Screens and flows are designed once for both platforms, with platform-specific adjustments where they genuinely matter, and tested before a single screen gets built.
Build
Development happens in stages you can install and test on real iOS and Android devices, not a single release at the end.
Testing
Real device testing on both platforms, checking the places a shared codebase can behave differently from platform to platform.
Launch & support
Submission to both stores handled end to end, then updates, bug fixes, and OS compatibility work from the same team.
Common questions about cross-platform app development
Cross-platform makes sense when speed and one codebase across iOS and Android matter more than platform-specific performance. Native makes sense when performance or platform-specific feel matters most. We recommend based on what you are building, not a default answer.
Do you have more questions?
We're happy to walk through scope, timeline, and cost before you commit to anything.
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