Migrations to React Native at scale

How do you migrate apps with millions  of users to React Native?

Most organisations still build every feature three times — once for iOS, once for Android, and once for web. That slows delivery to the pace of the slowest platform, drives up costs, and creates heavy coordination overhead. 

We specialise in helping companies consolidate by migrating to Reach Native.

We’ve helped migrate apps with tens of millions of users onto a single React Native codebase, proving that it can be done at scale without disruption.

Our proprietary migration technology — refined across multiple projects —cuts both time and risk, making it faster and cheaper than was possible just 18 months ago.

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3 teams one feature.

Three teams walk into a sprint. One builds iOS. Another builds Android. A third builds Web. All build the same feature — three times.

Duplicated effort → wasted engineering cost
Divergent roadmaps → slower releases and missed deadlines
Large orchestration overhead → lots of energy wasted on orchestration

This duplication is the hidden tax draining enterprise velocity.

1 Codebase.
3 Platforms.
Max Velocity.

We unify apps into one React Native codebase powering:

IOS
Android
Web (via React Native Web)

Results

Build once → deploy everywhere
Faster iteration and release cadence
Consistent UX across platforms
Lower cost, future-proof stack for AI-driven innovation

Faster and cheaper than ever to migrate

The industry has reached a turning point

React Native (RN) maturity
Proven at Meta, Microsoft, Shopify
AI accelerators
Migration no longer means hand-writing every line
Market pressure 
Competitors ship weekly, not quarterly
Talent leverage 
One RN engineer can cover iOS, Android, and Web

How it's done

What makes us different is not just expertise — it’s the proprietary technology we’ve built.

Together, these tools reduce migration time by 30–50% vs traditional methods, with higher reliability. This isn’t consultancy alone — it’s productised migration, built by us and battle-tested on real apps.