What we build with React Native
React Native is what JK Tech Hub reaches for when a client's product is already React on the web and the mobile app should share code, contributors and conventions. Typical builds from our Rajkot team:
- Mobile companions to SaaS products, reusing API clients, validation and business logic from the web app.
- Consumer apps for eCommerce and services marketplaces with catalogue, checkout and order tracking.
- Fintech and payment flows integrated through our payment gateway service, with secure storage and biometric login.
- Social and community apps with feeds, chat and notifications, built with Expo for fast iteration and over-the-air updates.
- Staff apps for real estate and field teams that need camera, location and offline queues.
We deliver with TypeScript, a Node.js or Python backend where needed, store submissions for both platforms and a release pipeline so updates can ship without waiting for store review. The full process is described on the mobile app development service page.
When React Native is the right choice, and when it is not
React Native is the right choice when your web front end is React, when your in-house or future hires are JavaScript developers, and when you want to push small fixes to users instantly through over-the-air updates. It has the widest selection of third-party native modules of any cross-platform framework, which matters for apps that lean on payments, maps, analytics and hardware SDKs.
It is the wrong choice when:
- You want a heavily custom, animation-rich interface that must look identical on both platforms. Flutter handles that with less effort.
- Nobody on your side knows JavaScript and you will maintain the app internally after handover.
- The app needs sustained heavy computation or advanced graphics, where native code is still the better fit.
- The product is mostly content and could be a responsive website with no app store presence at all.
Both cross-platform frameworks produce apps users cannot tell from native ones for ordinary business use. We choose between them on team fit and roadmap, and we set that out in writing before quoting.
Cost and timeline for React Native projects
A basic React Native app with login, a handful of screens and a simple backend starts at ₹50,000 and takes four to eight weeks. A standard app with a complete backend, payments, push notifications, an admin panel and submission to both stores starts at ₹1,75,000 and takes eight to fourteen weeks. Enterprise builds, meaning multi-role platforms, offline-first field apps or apps integrated with an existing ERP, start at ₹5,50,000 and run fourteen to twenty-two weeks.
The price is driven by the number of roles and screens, the depth of integration with third-party services, and whether the backend and admin panel are in scope. If you already have a React web app, sharing code lowers the cost and we will show that saving in the quote.
Every quote is fixed-price against a written scope with three months of post-release bug fixes included, and monthly maintenance is available for OS upgrades and dependency updates. Clients outside India receive the quote in their own currency; see our international page.
Updated 9 September 2026