Overview
Mobile products that survive real devices and real networks
A mobile app is judged on the phone, not in a demo. Weak connections, background behaviour, notifications that arrive twice, battery drain, and operating-system updates decide whether people keep using it. The work starts from those realities: what the user must complete, what can fail, and how the app recovers without losing their input.
Delivery has included hospital-at-home and caregiving apps, live sports streaming and scoring, a Bluetooth IoT learning product, and multilingual collaboration tools. That range makes decisions about offline behaviour, real-time state, media, permissions, and release quality familiar rather than experimental.
For most products React Native provides one codebase across iOS and Android with room for platform-specific behaviour where it matters. The backend — APIs, data, notifications, and cloud infrastructure — is designed in the same engagement, so there is no handoff gap between the app and the platform.