Stateside Digitals provides cross platform app development services, building apps that run on iOS and Android from one codebase.
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We build cross-platform apps using React Native, backed by a large, active developer community. One codebase runs natively on both iOS and Android, so you launch faster and spend less than building two separate apps.
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We also build with Flutter when it’s the better fit for your project. Flutter apps compile to native code on both platforms, giving you a consistent look and fast performance from a single codebase.
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Our designers build interfaces that feel native on both iOS and Android, respecting each platform’s design conventions instead of forcing one look onto both.
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If your app was built on an older hybrid framework, we can migrate it to React Native or Flutter, without pausing your releases or forcing a full rebuild from scratch.
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We build companion apps that extend your cross-platform app to Apple Watch and Android wearables, designed for quick, glanceable interactions rather than a shrunk-down phone screen.
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Every cross-platform app needs a reliable backend behind it. We build and connect your app to cloud infrastructure on platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, and Firebase, handling authentication, data storage, and real-time syncing.
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A single codebase still has to work correctly on two different platforms with different devices and OS versions. We test across real iOS and Android devices, so your app doesn’t just work on the two you happened to test on.
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After launch, we monitor performance, patch bugs, and keep your app updated as new iOS and Android versions roll out. We also offer app store optimization consulting to help your app get found on both stores.
Core features and a basic design. These typically fall in the lower five-figure range.
Custom UI, backend, user accounts, and integrations. These usually cost more and take longer to build.
Security requirements, legacy integrations, and larger user bases. These sit at the higher end, often into six figures.
You need to launch on both iOS and Android quickly, on a tighter budget, with one shared codebase. We build with React Native and Flutter for clients who need both platforms without doubling the development cost.
You need deep hardware access, top performance, or platform-specific features that push past what a shared codebase handles well. Native development is also the better long-term choice if you’re only targeting one platform for now.
We learn your business, your users, and what success looks like for this app before writing a line of code.
Our designers map out the user experience and a UI that feels native on both iOS and Android, so you can see and test the app before development starts.
Our developers build your app using React Native or Flutter, with regular check-ins so you always know where the project stands.
Every app goes through QA testing on real iOS and Android devices before it ships, so bugs get caught before your users find them.
If a company is still building purely in older hybrid frameworks like Cordova or Ionic in 2026, they’re building on outdated foundations that show up as sluggish performance.
A shared codebase can still behave differently on iOS and Android. A company that only tests on one platform, or only on emulators, is likely to miss bugs that show up on real phones.
A vague quote that “depends on scope” without real numbers is a red flag. Ask for an itemized estimate.
Make sure your contract states clearly that you own the source code and both your App Store Connect and Google Play Console accounts, not the agency.
An app that works on launch day can break months later when either Apple or Google releases a new OS update. Ask what happens after the contract ends.
