I will build your mobile app with react native or capacitor


About this gig
Need a mobile app but don't want to build separate native apps for iOS and Android? I build cross-platform apps with React Native and Capacitor one codebase, both platforms.
I've done this before: I built and published my own app, WhattsLight, to Google Play using Capacitor a real utility app with 100+ installs and integrated ad monetization. Not a tutorial project a real, live product real users have on their phones.
What I cover fully:
- Android: full development, QA, and functionality testing on real devices
- Cross-platform UI, API integrations, push notifications
- AI-powered features (chat, recommendations, smart automation)
About iOS:
I build and deliver a working iOS version via EAS Build, but since I don't own an iOS device, visual QA on iOS is done by you (or your team) via TestFlight. I'm fully transparent about this Android is where I guarantee complete, hands-on testing.
Publishing to stores:
For both Google Play and the App Store, you'll need your own developer account Google Play ($25 one-time) and/or Apple Developer Program ($99/year), paid directly by you to Google/Apple.
Get to know Sergey
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- FromUkraine
- Member sinceJul 2024
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Ukrainian, Russian, English
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FAQ
Will my app work on iPhone?
Yes — I build and deliver a working iOS version. Since I don't personally own an iPhone, I rely on you to test the iOS build via TestFlight rather than doing visual QA myself. Android gets full hands-on testing from my side
Do you publish the app under your own developer account?
No — it stays under your account. You create a free Google Play/Apple Developer account, add me as a collaborator, and I handle the build and submission. You keep full ownership and control to update it yourself or with anyone else later.
Have you actually published an app before?
Yes — WhattsLight, a utility app built with Capacitor, live on Google Play with 100+ installs and ad monetization. Happy to share the link so you can see it's real.
