React Native at Shivacha
Cross-platform mobile framework using React and native components.
Overview
React Native lets teams build native mobile apps with React and share logic with web products. We use it where a team already works in React/TypeScript or when sharing code with web frontends is valuable.
Why we use it
- Shared React skills
- Native components
- Code sharing with web
- Large ecosystem
How we use it
React Native in our engineering work
Companion apps
Mobile access to web platforms.
Wallet apps
Web3 wallets with shared TypeScript logic.
Business apps
Field and operations apps.
Services
Services that use React Native
Mobile App Development
Native and cross-platform iOS and Android apps — designed for real users, engineered for performance and shipped to the stores.
Learn moreCrypto Wallet Development
Crypto wallet development for mobile, web and extensions — secure keys, multi-chain assets, swaps and dApp connectivity.
Learn moreWeb Application Development
High-performance web applications and platforms built with React, Next.js and modern backends — fast, accessible and secure.
Learn moreAPI Development
Design and build secure, well-documented APIs that power your apps, partners and integrations — REST, GraphQL and real-time.
Learn moreBackend Development
Scalable backend systems, services and data layers in Node.js, Python, Go, Java and .NET — reliable under real load.
Learn moreFrontend Development
Modern frontend engineering with React, Next.js, Vue and Angular — design systems, performance and accessibility built in.
Learn moreProducts
Products built with React Native
Shivacha Booking
Scheduling and booking for services, venues, travel and rentals.
Learn moreShivacha Logistics
Dispatch, tracking and delivery operations in one platform.
Learn moreShivacha Web3 Wallet
A self-custody smart wallet with passkeys, gas sponsorship and multi-chain assets.
Learn morePairs well with
What we combine with React Native
Native and cross-platform mobile development.
Insights
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Build with React Native.
Tell us about your project, or the engineers you need, and we will propose an approach.