iOS and Android apps
One React Native codebase for both stores.
React Native apps beside Node.js and .NET back ends, built by the dedicated team behind a German cloud-native client. We say plainly that this is one published build, and show it.
One React Native codebase for both stores.
A React Native app beside a React web app built by the same team.
Older apps moved off the Legacy Architecture before they upgrade.
Manual and Selenium testing in the team process.
From the core development team built for a German cloud-native company.
New apps start on it.
The first release that runs entirely on the New Architecture.
An app on the Legacy Architecture must move before it upgrades to 0.82.
Source: React Native blog, React Native 0.82, 8 October 2025.

React Native on mobile, React on the web, Node.js and .NET behind them, tested with Selenium and by hand.
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iOSThe rebuilt core of React Native. It became the default in version 0.76, and 0.82 is the first release that runs entirely on it. An app on the Legacy Architecture must move before it upgrades to 0.82.
We have shipped React Native once, .NET MAUI once and Xamarin three times. Choose React Native when your web team writes React. Choose .NET MAUI when the app sits on a .NET back end and talks to Bluetooth devices.
Yes. Our TruckFleet driver app is native iOS, written to work with no signal. See the iOS page.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
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