One team and one codebase for iOS and Android — with a straight answer on where cross-platform is the wrong tool.
Four areas where this work is won or lost.
JavaScript and TypeScript apps sharing logic with your web product and drawing on its engineers.
A single rendering engine and consistent UI across devices, where pixel-level control matters.
Platform-specific code for the few features that need it, rather than abandoning the shared approach.
One API, auth and sync layer serving both platforms and the web.
A short loop with a written result at every step.
Cross-platform versus native decided on your features, performance needs and team, not on fashion.
Shared code with native modules where required, and a UI that respects each platform.
Both stores handled in one pipeline, with crash reporting across platforms.
Chosen for your product, not for our habit.
Tell us the features. We will say whether one codebase serves them or whether native is worth the cost.