Leo BiteOne codebase. Two platforms.
Ship to Android and iOS together with Flutter or React Native when a shared codebase is the smartest route.
What we build with it
Flutter
Expressive custom UI with consistent rendering and strong performance.
React Native
JavaScript/TypeScript apps with native components and a huge ecosystem.
Native modules
Platform-specific code for features the framework does not cover.
Shared logic
Reuse business logic, models and API layers across platforms.
Platform polish
Adaptive UI that respects Material and Apple conventions.
Dual-store release
One pipeline publishing to Google Play and the App Store.
When cross-platform is a good fit
- Content, commerce, booking and productivity apps
- MVPs where speed to market matters
- Teams wanting a single codebase to maintain
- Brand-led custom interfaces
When native is better
- Heavy graphics, AR or advanced camera processing
- Deep OS integration (widgets, watch, background modes)
- Apps needing day-one support for new OS features
- Maximum performance on low-end devices
How it works
Discover
Goals, users, scope and a realistic estimate.
Design
Flows, UI and an interactive prototype.
Build
Weekly sprints with demos on real devices.
Launch
Store submission, release and support.
Tools & technologies
Frequently asked questions
Flutter or React Native?
Flutter excels at custom, consistent UI; React Native suits teams with web/JavaScript skills. We recommend based on your requirements and team.
Is cross-platform cheaper?
Often, because much of the code is shared, but not always. Complex native features can reduce savings. We give a clear comparison during scoping.
Can I migrate to native later?
Yes. Well-structured cross-platform apps can be migrated screen by screen if needs change.
Have an app or product in mind?
Tell us what you are building. We will reply within one business day with questions, ideas and next steps.