Why React Native and not native Swift or Kotlin?
React Native gives you iOS and Android from one codebase — cutting development time and cost roughly in half. For 95% of apps it performs identically to native. We use native modules for the 5% that need it (advanced camera, Bluetooth, background processing). The tradeoff is compelling for almost every project.
How do users get the app — do you handle submission?
Yes, we handle the complete submission process. For iOS we prepare all App Store assets, screenshots, app previews, privacy manifest and submit through App Store Connect. For Android we submit to Play Store. Apple review typically takes 1–3 days, Google a few hours. We manage any rejections and resubmissions.
Can we update the app without going through App Store review every time?
Yes. We set up OTA (over-the-air) updates using Expo EAS. JavaScript bundle changes — UI updates, new content, bug fixes, minor feature additions — deploy instantly to all users without any store review. Only major changes (new native modules, significant architecture changes) require a full store submission.
Can the mobile app connect to ERPNext or our CRM?
Yes. We're a Frappe Certified Partner, so ERPNext integration is a particular strength. We also regularly integrate mobile apps with Zoho, Salesforce, custom REST APIs, WhatsApp Business API and payment gateways. The mobile app and backend are designed together so integrations are seamless.
What happens if the app crashes or has bugs after launch?
We set up Sentry crash monitoring before launch — you get real-time alerts with full stack traces when anything goes wrong. All plans include 1–3 months of free post-launch support. Critical bugs are fixed within 24 hours. Our average crash-free session rate across all deployed apps is 99.4%.
Do you build the admin web panel too or just the app?
Most Business and Enterprise packages include a React-based admin web panel for managing users, content, orders and analytics. For Starter apps, the admin panel is optional at an additional cost. We always build the backend API to be both mobile and web-ready from the start.