Hire a React Native
developer, not an agency.
You work with the person who writes the code. No account managers, no handoffs, no juniors learning on your project. Two React Native apps of my own are live on the App Store and Google Play.
Proof
Two React Native apps of my own, live on both stores
Not a portfolio of client logos. Products I designed, built, shipped and still maintain, on React Native 0.85 and Expo 56.
Services
React Native app development services, end to end
One codebase, both stores. I take a React Native app from the first conversation to a live listing, and keep shipping after launch.
Scope the MVP
What ships in v1, what waits. Most app ideas are two apps wearing a trench coat, and cutting early is what keeps a budget intact.
Design & build
React Native and Expo, typed end to end. Offline-first where it matters, native modules where React Native alone will not do.
Ship to both stores
App Store and Google Play submission, review responses, privacy declarations, store listings and screenshots.
Iterate after launch
Analytics, crash triage, subscriptions and paywalls, and the v1.1 that turns a launch into a product.
How I work
Why one developer instead of a development company
A React Native development company sells you a team. In practice that usually means a salesperson, a project manager, and whoever is free that sprint. Hiring a freelance React Native developer directly removes the layer without removing the experience.
You talk to the builder
At a React Native agency your brief passes through an account manager. Here, whoever answers your email writes the code.
One person knows all of it
No handoffs between designer, mobile dev and backend dev, and no juniors learning React Native on your budget.
I ship my own apps
I make the same decisions on my own products, with my own money. You get judgement from someone who lives with the consequences.
Consultant when that is enough
Not every project needs a full build. As a React Native consultant I also review codebases, unblock teams and audit apps before launch.
Honest about capacity
One person means a limit on concurrent projects. If your timeline does not fit, I will say so rather than take the work.
Cost
What a React Native app costs to build
Nobody in this market answers this honestly, so here it is. Every app is different, but the shape rarely is.
What drives the price
Screen count, whether you need a backend and accounts, payments and subscriptions, offline sync, and anything needing native modules.
What keeps it down
One codebase for iOS and Android, a genuinely scoped v1, and reusing the patterns already proven in my own shipped apps.
What people forget
Store listings, screenshots, privacy policies, review rejections and the first month of fixes. Launch is not the last cost.
How to find out
Send a paragraph about your idea. You get a scope and a number back, free, with no call required unless you want one.
Tell me about your app
A paragraph is enough to start. I will tell you what I would build first, what it would cost, and whether I am the right person for it.