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Native apps

iOS and Android, one shared codebase, two stores.

Native mobile apps built in React Native, one codebase for iOS and Android. Published on the App Store and Google Play Store, with all native features: camera, GPS, notifications, biometrics.

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Pricing

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Native app

13'500CHF

150 h · 10 weeks

Full iOS + Android app, published on both stores, with all native features.

Custom design (Figma)
iOS (App Store) + Android (Play Store)
React Native, shared codebase
Integrated back-end API
User authentication
Native push notifications
90 days support

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What you gain

Why this choice.

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React Native, maximum efficiency.

One codebase for iOS and Android. About 60% of the cost of a "pure" native app (separate Swift + Kotlin), with 95% of native features available.

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True native experience.

Unlike a PWA, a React Native app uses the OS's native UI components. The experience is smooth and indistinguishable from an Objective-C or Swift app.

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Source code is yours.

Like all OurPlan projects, the repo is transferred to your account at delivery. No lock-in.

Who it's for

This service is right for you if…

You need access to phone hardware features (camera, GPS, Bluetooth, NFC, biometrics).

Your app must be on the App Store and Google Play Store.

You're targeting an audience that expects a real mobile app, not a responsive website.

You have an existing back-end to integrate.

FAQ

What we're
often asked.

Direct answers to real questions.

Is React Native really "native"?

React Native compiles to native code. It doesn't run a WebView. Performance is close to a Swift or Kotlin app, and UI components are those of the operating system. Apps like Facebook, Shopify, Coinbase use React Native in production.

Does the price include store submission?

Yes. Submission to the App Store (Apple) and Google Play Store is included in the price. Developer accounts are in your name (99$/year for Apple, 25$ one-time for Google).

Can we start with a PWA and migrate to a native app?

Absolutely. It's often the best strategy: validate the concept with a PWA (less costly), then migrate to a native app if traction justifies it. OurPlan can handle both steps.