Mobile apps for Android and iOS
I build mobile apps for Android and iOS from one codebase with Expo (React Native), so you pay for one app, not two. They can include sign-in, offline use, notifications, Hebrew with a right-to-left layout, and fixes that ship over the air without waiting for the app stores. Before any work starts, you get the price and the dates in writing.
What you get
- One codebase for Android and iOS
- Sign-in, including Google, and a secure backend
- Offline use, notifications and sharing from other apps
- Hebrew and English with a full right-to-left layout
- Over-the-air updates and remote switches for quick fixes
- Store listings and release builds prepared with you
See it in practice:Krunchy: an AI recipe app
Who it is for
Small businesses whose customers would use an app every week, and founders turning an idea into a first app that real users can install.
How it is built
Expo and React Native for the app, Supabase for sign-in, the database and server functions. Krunchy, my recipe app, uses exactly this stack, including share-menu import, timers with notifications and offline caching.
How it works
Every project follows the same six steps, from the first call to handover. Test builds reach your own phone early on, and we prepare the store listings together.