Should I build a native or a cross-platform app?

For most business apps, cross-platform frameworks like React Native or Flutter deliver near-native performance from one codebase, which lowers cost and keeps iOS and Android in sync. Fully native code makes sense when an app depends heavily on device-specific features.

Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?

Yes. We prepare store listings, handle review requirements and manage releases, published under your own developer accounts.

Can the app share a backend with my website?

Yes, and we recommend it. One API serves the app and the web platform, so accounts, data and business rules stay consistent everywhere.

Can you take over an existing mobile app?

Yes. We start with a code and architecture audit, fix what is urgent, then continue development — or plan a rebuild if that is genuinely cheaper.

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Mobile Apps

SoftFix LLC builds cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android from one shared codebase, backed by one reliable API. You get native-feeling apps, push notifications and offline support without paying to build everything twice.

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Best for: Products and services your customers or field teams use on the go.
Typical stack: React NativeFlutterTypeScriptNode.jsFirebase
Starts with: A free discovery call

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What’s included

Pick what your project needs — we scope only what moves your goal, and quote it before work starts.

01
iOS & Android apps
One codebase, two native-feeling apps, published to both stores.
02
Backend & APIs
Accounts, data and business logic shared with your web platform.
03
Push notifications
Timely, targeted messages that bring users back.
04
Offline & sync
Apps that keep working on weak connections and sync when back online.
05
In-app payments
Subscriptions and purchases handled through the stores and payment providers.
06
Store launch
Listings, review guidelines and release management handled for you.

{/} Is this for you?

Sound familiar?

If you nodded at any of these, mobile apps is where we start.

Tell us about it

01Your customers or field team need your service in their pocket.
02You have a web platform and want a companion app on the same data.
03You need iOS and Android but can’t fund two separate native teams.
04Your current app crashes, gets poor reviews or is hard to update.

{/} Before you decide

03 · Mobile Apps2 min readNative vs cross-platform apps: which should you build?For most business apps, a cross-platform framework such as React Native or Flutter is the better choice: one codebase ships to iOS and Android, costs less to build and maintain, and performs well for forms, lists, maps, payments and notifications. Go fully native when the app depends on heavy graphics, advanced device hardware or the newest platform features on day one.10 October 2026Read guide

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Questions, answered

What clients ask before starting a mobile app project.

Still curious? Ask us directly

For most business apps, cross-platform frameworks like React Native or Flutter deliver near-native performance from one codebase, which lowers cost and keeps iOS and Android in sync. Fully native code makes sense when an app depends heavily on device-specific features.
Yes. We prepare store listings, handle review requirements and manage releases, published under your own developer accounts.
Yes, and we recommend it. One API serves the app and the web platform, so accounts, data and business rules stay consistent everywhere.
Yes. We start with a code and architecture audit, fix what is urgent, then continue development — or plan a rebuild if that is genuinely cheaper.

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Mobile Apps

What’s included

iOS & Android apps

Backend & APIs

Push notifications

Offline & sync

In-app payments

Store launch

Sound familiar?

Read the guide

Questions, answered

01Should I build a native or a cross-platform app?

02Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?

03Can the app share a backend with my website?

04Can you take over an existing mobile app?

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