Custom hybrid development
One app for both platforms with shared business logic, clean architecture, and native modules exactly where the product genuinely needs them.
Why build the same product twice? We ship apps to iOS and Android from one shared codebase, with the architecture planned properly so hybrid actually delivers its promised savings.
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Hybrid saves time and money only when the architecture is right from the start. This is the work we do to make sure it is.
One app for both platforms with shared business logic, clean architecture, and native modules exactly where the product genuinely needs them.
Not sure hybrid is right? We compare React Native, Flutter, and native builds against your cost, timeline, and maintenance reality before anything is decided.
Maintaining two separate native apps? We move the right parts into a shared codebase in careful steps, without disrupting your users or core workflows.
One app should still feel at home on each platform. We design flows with iOS and Android behavior in mind from the first screen.
Layout issues, crashes, battery drain, and OS-specific quirks are caught on physical iPhones and Android handsets before your users ever meet them.
We manage App Store and Google Play releases, OS compatibility updates, and post-launch fixes so the app keeps working after it goes live.
Share the requirements and we will recommend the right framework, sprint structure, and a fixed USD scope before you spend anything.
Start a ProjectGoals, users, platform requirements, and feature scope are defined first, then we choose between React Native and Flutter on the evidence.
Reusable components and shared user flows are designed early so the interface stays consistent across both platforms.
APIs, backend structure, state management, and native integrations are identified before development, not discovered mid-sprint.
The app is built in sprints with shared logic across iOS and Android, and regular demos keep both platforms visibly aligned.
Crashes, performance, layout scaling, battery use, and OS compatibility are verified on real handsets under real-world conditions.
We prepare both submissions, handle release checks for each store, and support updates on both platforms after launch.
Shared business logic means features ship once, fixes land once, and the iOS and Android versions stop drifting apart between releases.
One well-architected build instead of two parallel native ones keeps the budget lean while performance stays near-native for almost every business app.
We test on real iOS and Android hardware, because simulators consistently miss the layout, battery, and performance problems that actual phones expose.
Standups in your morning and real-time responses during your day. Remote-first is how AIoptimix itself runs, so overlap with your timezone is standard.
Vetted engineers who join your team, work your hours, and follow your workflow.
Learn more →A complete unit with delivery management that owns your product end to end.
Learn more →A written scope, a fixed USD quote, and a committed timeline before we start.
Learn more →Everything needed to design, build, and launch one app on both iOS and Android from a shared codebase: product design, architecture, framework selection, device feature integration, real-device testing, and store deployment, handled by one team instead of two parallel ones.
Whichever fits your product. React Native is usually right when your business already runs on a React or JavaScript web stack and wants shared code. Flutter is usually right when the app needs a highly custom interface that must look identical everywhere. We recommend based on your case, not a fixed preference.
On real hardware. Your app runs on physical iPhones and Android handsets across screen sizes, chipsets, and OS versions, with both manual and automated testing, so layout bugs, battery drain, and crashes are found by us rather than by your users.
Yes. Our architects audit the repository first: health, security, and dependencies. You get an honest written report on what is solid and what needs fixing, then a clear plan to stabilize the architecture before new features are built.
Yes. Mobile operating systems change every year and shared codebases need structural upkeep. We handle iOS and Android compatibility updates, dependency upgrades, bug fixes, and store compliance so the app stays stable without you hiring full-time staff.
The broader cross-platform practice: framework selection, architecture, and dual launch.
Learn more →Dedicated React Native engineering for teams on a JavaScript stack.
Learn more →Fully native Swift builds for when the product justifies platform depth.
Learn more →Tell us about your product through the contact form and get a framework recommendation with a clear USD scope.
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