
Application Logic
Controls the actions, rules and workflows performed within the React Native application.
Unisam Technologies provides React Native development services for businesses and product teams building applications for iOS and Android from a shared mobile codebase.
We develop React Native applications with React, TypeScript and appropriate native integrations for products that require user accounts, backend APIs, custom interfaces, notifications, payments, device features and third-party services. Our React Native development work can cover new applications, existing React Native products, native integrations, application upgrades, migration projects and continued feature development.

React Native allows application teams to build common product functionality for iOS and Android using React while retaining access to the underlying native platforms when required.
That does not mean every part of an iOS and Android application must be identical. Features that depend on specific Apple or Android APIs, SDKs or device capabilities can require platform-specific configuration or native implementation.
Unisam Technologies plans that boundary before development so the project has a clear understanding of what can remain shared and which functionality requires platform-specific work.

Controls the actions, rules and workflows performed within the React Native application.

Defines how users move between screens and different areas of the application.

Manages how application data is received, processed, stored and displayed.

Connects the React Native application with backend systems and external services.

Supports registration, login, profile management and other user account processes.

Creates shared interface elements that can be reused across multiple application screens.

Checks user input and application data before information is processed or submitted.

Controls application data and interface updates as users interact with the product.
Our React Native application development services can cover a complete new product or specific development work within an existing application.
We build custom React Native applications around defined users, functionality, workflows and backend requirements.
A custom React Native product can include:
- Account Registration and
Login
- User Profiles
- Dashboards
- Custom Mobile Interfaces
- Forms and
Workflows
- Notifications
- Payment Functionality
- API-Connected Data
- Maps and
Location
- Media Workflows
- Device Functionality
- Third-Party Integrations
The application structure is defined around the actual product requirements rather than starting with a generic mobile template.
Suitable for:businesses, startups and product teams that need a custom iOS and Android product developed with React Native.
We develop React Native applications for iOS and Android with shared application functionality where appropriate. Common product functionality can be maintained within the React Native layer while individual platform requirements are handled separately. This can help keep related functionality together without ignoring differences between Apple and Android platforms.
Platform-specific work may include:
- Permissions
- Application
Configuration
- Native SDKs
- Signing
- Notifications
- Build Settings
- Device
Capabilities
- Store Requirements
The final structure depends on the requirements of the application.
TypeScript can be used to add static type information to a React Native codebase.
For new React Native projects, we can use TypeScript for areas such as:
-
React Components
- Application State
- Data Models
- Navigation Parameters
- API
Responses
- Service Interfaces
- Reusable Application Logic
Type definitions can make relationships between application data and functionality more explicit as the product grows. Existing JavaScript-based React Native applications can also be reviewed for incremental TypeScript adoption where appropriate.
React Native applications use React components to define application interfaces while rendering through the supported native platform environment.
We implement approved mobile interfaces around:
- Navigation
-
Reusable Components
- Application States
- Forms
- Lists
- Data-Driven Screens
-
User Actions
- Responsive Layouts
- Platform-Specific Behavior
Where the product requires different behavior on iOS and Android, the implementation can account for those differences instead of forcing both platforms into exactly the same interaction model.
Most production React Native applications communicate with systems outside the mobile codebase.
We can connect React Native applications with supported:
- REST APIs
-
Backend Applications
- Authentication Services
- Cloud Services
- Payment
Providers
- Analytics Platforms
- Business Systems
- Databases Through Appropriate
Backend Services
- Third-Party APIs
Before implementing an integration, we review the available API, authentication method, required data and actions the application needs to perform.
Some application requirements need functionality that is not provided directly by the React Native application layer or an appropriate existing library. React Native can connect JavaScript application code with native functionality. Where required, a project can include integration with native code or supported native modules for platform-specific capabilities.
This may involve technologies such as:
- Swift: For
selected iOS-specific functionality.
- Objective-C: Where an existing iOS
integration or codebase requires it.
- Kotlin: For selected Android-specific
functionality.
- Java: Where an existing Android integration requires it.
Native development is added according to an actual product requirement rather than simply increasing the amount of platform-specific code.
We can work with existing React Native applications that require continued development.
This can include:
- Additional Features
- New Screens
- API
Changes
- Authentication Updates
- Dependency Updates
- Navigation Changes
- Native
Integrations
- Performance Investigation
- Bug Fixes
- Release Preparation
- React
Native Upgrades
We first review the relevant codebase and dependencies before defining the required changes.
Existing mobile products can be reviewed for migration or modernization with React Native where there is a practical product or technical reason. The correct approach depends on the existing applications, backend systems, native functionality and release requirements.
Migration work can include:
- Rebuilding Selected Application
Workflows
- Recreating Mobile Interfaces
- Connecting React Native to an Existing
Backend
- Consolidating Duplicated Product Functionality
- Integrating Required Existing
Native Modules
- Replacing Selected Legacy Mobile Components
- Transitioning Functionality
in Stages
Migration does not automatically mean rewriting the entire product at once.
A React Native product can require continued development as application requirements, APIs, dependencies and mobile platforms evolve.
Ongoing work can include:
- New Functionality
- Bug Fixes
- React
Native Upgrades
- Dependency Updates
- API Changes
- Native Integration Updates
-
Compatibility Work
- Interface Improvements
- Release Preparation
The maintenance scope is based on the requirements and current condition of the individual application.
React Native combines technologies from the React ecosystem with access to native mobile platforms. The technologies used within an individual project depend on its architecture and requirements.
React Native provides the framework used to create application interfaces and functionality that can run across supported native platforms.
React provides the component model used to structure application interfaces and state-driven experiences.
TypeScript can provide typed application code for components, data models, APIs and other React Native functionality.
Existing applications may contain JavaScript, and JavaScript remains part of the React Native ecosystem.
Metro is used as the JavaScript bundler within React Native development.
Supported React Native projects can use Hermes as the JavaScript engine included within the React Native ecosystem. The final stack is selected according to the project rather than adding technologies that provide no practical requirement.
A React Native project can be structured using a React Native framework such as Expo or with direct access to native iOS and Android projects. The appropriate approach depends on the application requirements.
Expo can provide tooling and libraries for common React Native application requirements.
Depending on the project, an Expo-based React Native application can support areas such as:
Expo does not remove the need to understand the underlying mobile platforms when an application requires native functionality.
Some applications require direct control over the native iOS and Android projects.
This may be appropriate when the product includes:
We determine the project structure according to the functionality and existing technical environment instead of applying the same setup to every React Native application.

A shared React Native codebase can still access platform functionality when the application requires it.
Supported libraries may already provide the required capability. Where an appropriate library does not satisfy the product requirement, native implementation can be considered. The implementation method is selected after reviewing the individual feature.
Connect supported application notification services and platform configuration.
Use camera functionality for image capture, scanning or other defined workflows.
Access supported location services and mapping functionality.
Use supported device authentication capabilities where appropriate.
Integrate supported Bluetooth functionality when required by the product.
Connect supported NFC features for applicable device workflows.
Support appropriate file, image and media functionality.
Integrate supported payment or billing services according to product requirements.
Connect third-party iOS or Android SDKs that require native configuration or code.
Modern React Native applications use the framework's current architecture for communication, rendering and native integration. For projects that require architecture-related development, we can review areas such as:
Existing applications that were originally developed around older React Native architecture can require updates before or during a React Native version upgrade. The required work depends on the actual application and libraries it uses.
A framework upgrade should therefore be planned around compatibility rather than treated as a simple version-number change.

Using one React Native repository for related platform functionality does not automatically make an application maintainable. As the product grows, clear separation between application concerns becomes increasingly important. The final architecture depends on the scale and requirements of the individual product. Depending on the product, the React Native project can separate areas such as:

Reusable visual elements used throughout the application.

Application routes, screens and user journeys.

Information that needs to be shared or managed while users interact with the product.

Defined structures representing application information.

Communication with backend applications and external services.

Login, sessions, account state and approved access behavior.

Information that needs to remain available on the device where appropriate.

Functionality dependent on iOS, Android or native SDKs.

Rules and actions associated with the application's workflows.
Support registration, login, sessions and user access.
Send and retrieve application information from backend services.
Connect the mobile application with an existing web platform, SaaS product or business system.
Use server-side services for protected functionality and business processes.
Integrate appropriate cloud functionality where required.
Use selected Firebase capabilities where they match the application requirements.
Track defined application events and product usage.
Connect supported payment functionality where required.
Integrate external services where suitable documentation, permissions and technical access are available.
How the application is currently organized.
The framework version and related upgrade requirements.
Libraries, native modules and integrations currently used by the product.
The APIs and services required by the application.
Any Swift, Objective-C, Kotlin or Java components already present.
Current iOS and Android project configuration.
Bugs, technical limitations or incomplete functionality already identified.
The new functionality or improvements the product now requires.
React Native applications may require framework upgrades as the ecosystem and native platforms change. An upgrade can involve more than changing the React Native package version. Before upgrading an existing application, relevant areas can include current React Native version, Node.js requirements, iOS dependencies, Android dependencies, CocoaPods configuration, Gradle configuration, React Native libraries, native modules,deprecated APIs, build tooling, and application tests.
Move an application toward an appropriate supported React Native version based on its dependencies and product requirements.
Review packages that require upgrades, replacement or configuration changes.
Review native libraries and custom modules for compatibility with current React Native architecture requirements.
Resolve relevant changes in the application's Apple platform configuration and native dependencies.
Resolve relevant Gradle, Android SDK and native dependency requirements.
Introduce or improve TypeScript usage where appropriate for an existing JavaScript codebase. The exact upgrade path is defined after the existing project has been reviewed.
Each React Native project is structured around its users, platforms and required functionality.
We review the application purpose, target users, iOS and Android requirements, existing systems and required functionality.
We define the required screens, workflows, application states and user actions.
We plan the React Native structure, API dependencies, data requirements and any required native integrations.
Approved application interfaces and navigation are implemented with reusable React Native components where appropriate.
We develop required functionality and connect backend APIs, authentication services, device features and external systems.
The application workflows are reviewed on the iOS and Android environments included within the project testing scope.
Production builds and required configuration are prepared for the agreed app distribution process.
Where included, we continue with approved updates, fixes and additional functionality after release.

Sharing application code does not remove the need to test each target platform. A React Native application can behave differently across iOS and Android because the underlying platforms have different permissions, device APIs, native SDKs, build systems, operating system behavior, notification configuration, and store requirements.
Verify required application screens, actions and workflows against the approved requirements.
Review the required functionality within the Apple environments included in the project.
Review the application on the supported Android environments included in the testing scope.
Check required screens and states on representative device configurations.
Verify communication between the React Native application and required services.
Review login, account, session and access workflows.
Check functionality dependent on native modules, third-party SDKs or platform APIs.
Review relevant behavior when permissions are granted, denied or changed.
Check defined loading, empty, error, offline and success states where applicable.
Review production application builds before store submission preparation.
The final test matrix is defined according to the application's actual target devices and functionality.
The cost and timeline of a React Native application depend on the actual product requirements. Using React Native does not make every cross-platform project equal in complexity. Unisam Technologies reviews these requirements before defining the React Native development scope and preparing a project estimate. A useful estimate should consider factors such as:

The number and complexity of workflows, screens and modules.
How much application functionality can remain shared and where platform-specific implementation is required.
Custom components, interactions, navigation and application states.
APIs, databases, administration systems and server-side services required by the application.
Authentication, profiles, roles and permissions.
Camera, notifications, location, Bluetooth, NFC, biometrics or other required platform features.
Payments, maps, analytics, external APIs and native SDKs.
Whether the project starts from a new application or requires work within an existing React Native product.
The amount of compatibility work required for older React Native projects.
The platforms, devices, user flows and integrations included in the testing scope.
Preparation required for Apple App Store and Google Play distribution.
Unisam Technologies approaches React Native development as part of a complete software product rather than only a collection of mobile screens. Our broader software development work includes mobile applications, web applications, SaaS products, backend systems, APIs and connected digital platforms.

We can build and extend React Native applications according to the functional and technical requirements of the product.
Where the mobile product needs connected services, development can include appropriate API and backend functionality.
We can review React Native products requiring additional features, framework upgrades, integrations or technical modernization.
React and TypeScript can be used across appropriate application components, logic and data structures.
React Native functionality can be combined with required iOS and Android configuration or native code where necessary.
Where required, development can continue with approved product improvements after the initial release.
React Native development is the process of building native mobile applications using React and the React Native framework. Application teams can share common product functionality across iOS and Android while still connecting with platform-specific APIs and native code when required.
Yes. Unisam Technologies can develop new React Native applications and work with existing React Native products requiring additional features, integrations, upgrades, migration work or technical improvements.
Yes. React Native can be used to develop applications for both iOS and Android while sharing common application code. Platform-specific implementation may still be required for certain APIs, SDKs, permissions, configuration and device functionality.
React Native applications use JavaScript or TypeScript with React. New projects can use TypeScript for typed components, application logic, data models and API interfaces. Native integrations can additionally use technologies such as Swift, Objective-C, Kotlin, Java or C++ when required.
Yes. React Native supports TypeScript, and modern React Native projects can use TypeScript throughout appropriate parts of the application codebase.
Yes. React Native can connect application code with native platform functionality through supported libraries, native modules and native components. Custom native implementation can also be used when required by a product.
Expo can be used for React Native projects where its framework, libraries and development tooling match the application's requirements. Applications with specialized native requirements can also use React Native with direct native iOS and Android project access.
No. React Native applications can be developed without Expo. The appropriate setup depends on the project requirements, existing codebase, native integrations and development environment.
Yes. React Native projects can be developed with direct iOS and Android native project configuration where that approach is appropriate for the product.
Yes. A React Native application can connect with an existing backend when appropriate APIs and technical access are available. Authentication, data exchange and required application actions should be reviewed before implementation.
Yes. React Native applications can communicate with REST APIs for authentication, data retrieval, application updates and other backend functionality.
Yes. Selected Firebase services can be integrated when Firebase is appropriate for the application's architecture and requirements.
Yes. React Native applications can use supported mobile platform capabilities through suitable libraries or native implementation where necessary. Each capability requires the appropriate iOS and Android configuration and permissions.
Yes. A React Native application can connect with supported native iOS and Android SDKs. Depending on the SDK, integration may require Swift, Objective-C, Kotlin or Java code in addition to the shared React Native application layer.
Yes. Existing React Native applications can be reviewed for new features, API updates, dependency work, native integrations, framework upgrades, bug fixes or other approved development.
Yes. Older React Native applications can be reviewed for framework upgrades. The work required depends on the existing React Native version, dependencies, native modules, iOS and Android configuration and compatibility with the current React Native architecture.
Yes. Existing JavaScript-based React Native applications can be reviewed for incremental or broader TypeScript adoption where it benefits the application's maintainability and development requirements.
React Native can be integrated into existing native applications for selected functionality where the current application architecture supports that approach. The native iOS or Android codebase should be reviewed before defining an integration strategy.
Yes. Even when much of the application code is shared, the iOS and Android versions should still be tested because platform APIs, permissions, integrations, devices and build configurations can behave differently.
Yes. We can support the agreed technical preparation of React Native builds for Apple App Store and Google Play submission. Final publication remains subject to each platform's current requirements and review process.
React Native development cost depends on application functionality, interface requirements, backend services, user roles, integrations, native functionality, testing, platform-specific requirements and whether development begins with a new or existing codebase. We review those requirements before preparing an estimate.
The development timeline depends on the approved product scope. Applications with limited workflows and integrations generally require less development than products with multiple user types, backend services, native SDKs, complex integrations or substantial platform-specific functionality.
Yes. Where continued development is included in the engagement, we can support approved bug fixes, React Native upgrades, API changes, dependency updates, native integrations and additional product functionality.
Tell us about your application, target users, iOS and Android requirements, existing systems and required functionality. Unisam Technologies can review the requirements and help define an appropriate React Native development scope for a new mobile product, an existing application or a modernization project.
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