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Ship your app to both stores at the same time, keep one team and one codebase, and cut maintenance work. We build cross-platform apps in Flutter and React Native that feel native on every phone.
Building separate native apps means two codebases, two teams and two release schedules. Cross-platform development lets most of your code, business logic and design system run on both iOS and Android, so new features reach every user at once.
We choose the framework that fits your product: Flutter for design-heavy apps that need pixel-perfect UI and smooth animation, React Native when you want to share skills or code with a React website. Where a feature needs native power, such as Bluetooth, background location or payments SDKs, we write native modules in Swift or Kotlin.
Launch on both stores together instead of one after the other.
Most code is shared, so fixes and features ship once.
One team, one release pipeline and simpler updates.
Custom modules for hardware, payments and OS features.
From a first MVP to rebuilding two native apps into one modern codebase.
Fast, beautiful apps with one Dart codebase and a consistent design on every device.
TypeScript apps that can share logic and talent with your React web product.
Rebuild separate iOS and Android apps into one maintainable codebase, screen by screen.
Swift and Kotlin bridges for payments, maps, Bluetooth, health data and custom hardware.
Extend your app to web, Windows or macOS where the framework supports it.
Unit, widget and end-to-end tests with automated builds to both stores.
One codebase is only a saving if it's well architected. Here's what each type of cross-platform build includes.
Flutter draws every pixel itself, so your app looks identical on every device. It's our first choice for brand-heavy apps, dashboards and products that also need a web or desktop version.
If your web product runs on React, React Native lets your team share logic, tools and developers. With the new architecture, performance is strong for most business apps.
For apps that need a truly native interface but want to share business logic, Kotlin Multiplatform shares networking, data and rules while keeping SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose screens.
We migrate separate iOS and Android apps to one codebase screen by screen, or rescue cross-platform apps that are slow, crash-prone or stuck on old framework versions.
Most business apps get the full benefit of one codebase.
Validate your idea on both stores with one budget, then scale the same codebase as you grow.
Customer and provider apps that share most features, with real-time updates and payments.
Apps for sales teams, field staff and managers, deployed to company phones on both platforms.
News, learning, fitness and community apps with feeds, video and subscriptions.
Common business problems, the solution we build and the outcome it is designed to deliver.
Problem: You need iOS and Android quickly on a limited budget.
Solution: One Flutter or React Native codebase with a lean feature set.
Result: Both stores launched faster, with budget left for growth.
Problem: Separate iOS and Android teams ship features at different times.
Solution: Merge into one cross-platform codebase.
Result: Features ship to everyone at the same time.
Problem: You need an app and a web portal with the same look.
Solution: Flutter for mobile and web, or React Native with React web sharing logic.
Result: Less duplicate work and a consistent brand.
Problem: You can't hire separate iOS and Android developers.
Solution: A single cross-platform stack your team can learn and own.
Result: Lower hiring cost and easier maintenance.
Problem: Your app changes every week based on user feedback.
Solution: CI/CD pipelines and over-the-air updates where allowed.
Result: Faster iteration with fewer manual releases.
Problem: You need multiple languages including Arabic RTL.
Solution: Built-in localisation and RTL support from day one.
Result: One app ready for the Gulf, India and global markets.
Most engagements combine three or four practices. A digital transformation project may draw on AI, application development, cloud and security together.
One process, two store-ready apps.
We compare Flutter and React Native for your features, team and budget.
One set of components that adapts to iOS and Android conventions.
State management, API layer and native module plan.
Two-week sprints with builds on both platforms.
Testing across iPhones and a wide range of Android devices and OS versions.
Simultaneous App Store and Google Play release with monitoring.
Flutter, React Native, Expo
Dart, TypeScript, Swift and Kotlin for native modules
Riverpod, Bloc, Redux Toolkit, React Query
Codemagic, Fastlane, GitHub Actions, Sentry
One codebase usually means a shorter timeline and lower total cost than two native apps. Your fixed quote depends on:
iOS + Android from one codebase, core features, basic admin, store launch.
Custom backend, payments, notifications, analytics and admin dashboard.
Flutter mobile and web, or React Native with shared React web logic.
Audit, incremental migration and feature parity with your current apps.
Framework upgrade, crash fixes, speed optimisation and tests.
Every project is different. Book a free 30-minute call and get a clear, itemised quote with milestone-based payments.
Pick the model that fits your budget, timeline and team, and switch as the project grows.
What working with UD3 Logic looks like compared with a typical vendor.
Experienced developers, modern technology and quality assurance for faster execution with fewer surprises.
We align business goals, user needs, priorities and technical direction before development begins, so every feature has a clear purpose.
Modular, scalable foundations that support more users, new features and integrations without forcing expensive rebuilds later.
Data protection, access control, API architecture and secure development practices are treated as a core part of the product.
Clear milestones, regular reviews and honest communication keep your team aligned and remove unnecessary surprises.
We stay involved with optimisation, maintenance, enhancements and scaling so your product keeps evolving with the business.
Each case study shows the challenge, what we built and the technology behind it.
Telemedicine, clinic and lab software, patient apps and HIPAA/ABDM-aware data handling.
School ERP, LMS, online classes, fee collection and parent-teacher apps.
Online stores, marketplaces, POS integrations and loyalty programmes.
Wallets, lending, payments and investment platforms with strong security.
Fleet tracking, delivery apps, shipping portals and warehouse systems.
Hotel booking, property management, tours and restaurant ordering.
Property portals, CRM for brokers, virtual tours and rental management.
Production tracking, maintenance, IoT dashboards and oil & gas field apps.
Fabric and TurboModules are now the default, bringing faster startup and smoother lists.
More companies ship one Flutter codebase to mobile, web and desktop for internal tools.
Teams that want native UI increasingly share business logic with KMP instead of rewriting it.
Expo's build and update services make React Native releases faster and more reliable.
Shared design systems keep mobile, web and marketing sites visually consistent.
AI assistants speed up boilerplate, while senior developers still own architecture and code review.
Cross-platform apps make it easier to support multiple markets at once, with shared translations, RTL layouts for Arabic and local payment SDKs added as modules.
Stripe and Apple Pay, WCAG accessibility and HIPAA-aware design for health apps; calls in EST, CST or PST hours.
UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 compliant apps, Open Banking-ready FinTech flows and GBP payments.
Bilingual Arabic/English apps with RTL layouts, UAE PDPL-aware data handling, UAE Pass login and local gateways.
Arabic-first apps with mada and STC Pay, Hijri calendar support and data storage planned for Saudi PDPL rules.
Arabic and English apps for Doha businesses, built with Qatar's Law No. 13 of 2016 on personal data in mind.
RTL Arabic apps for Muscat that follow Oman's Personal Data Protection Law (Royal Decree 6/2022).
Apps aligned with the Australian Privacy Principles, with Stripe and Afterpay; calls around AEST.
Apps for Auckland and Wellington that follow the Privacy Act 2020, with Windcave or Stripe payments.
Bahasa Indonesia apps with GoPay, OVO and DANA, tuned for budget Android phones and the PDP Law 27/2022.
UPI and Razorpay, Hindi and regional languages, low-bandwidth performance and DPDP Act 2023 alignment.
"What impressed us most about UD3 Logic was their ability to understand the healthcare industry rather than treating the project like a standard software development assignment. They invested time in learning how our hospital operates, the challenges faced by our staff, and the expectations of our patients before proposing solutions. This resulted in a platform that felt practical and intuitive instead of being overloaded with unnecessary features.
Another standout quality was their willingness to collaborate. They welcomed feedback throughout the project, refined features based on our evolving requirements, and consistently focused on finding the best long-term solution instead of the quickest fix. Their technical expertise, combined with clear communication and genuine commitment to our success, made the entire engagement feel like a true partnership.
Even after the primary development work was completed, they continued to provide valuable support and enhancements, which gave us confidence that the solution would continue to evolve alongside our organization."
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Detailed answers to the questions clients ask us most before starting a Cross-Platform App Development project.
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Ask a questionFor most business apps, yes. Flutter compiles to native code and React Native's modern architecture runs smoothly on today's phones. The difference only shows in very graphics-heavy apps such as 3D games or advanced AR, where we would recommend native development.
Both are excellent. In short:
We recommend one after looking at your features, team and long-term plans.
Because most of the code is shared, you avoid building and maintaining two separate apps. The real saving depends on how many native-only features you need. We show the comparison in your quote so you can decide with real numbers.
Yes. Both frameworks have mature plugins for the camera, location, notifications, biometrics and Bluetooth. If a plugin is missing or limited, we write a native module in Swift or Kotlin.
It can. We build a shared design system and adapt navigation, gestures, dialogs and typography to each platform's conventions, so users feel at home on both.
Yes. We usually migrate screen by screen, so your users keep a working app during the transition. We start with the most-used flows and retire the old native code once each part is replaced.
Partly. Flutter can build web and desktop versions, and React Native shares logic with React web apps. For SEO-heavy public websites, we usually recommend a separate web front end that reuses your APIs.
Yes. We prepare listings, screenshots and privacy details for both stores, submit the builds and manage the review process for Apple and Google.
Kotlin Multiplatform shares business logic such as networking, data and rules between iOS and Android while keeping fully native screens. It suits teams with existing native apps or apps that need a truly native interface.
Yes. Flutter and React Native both support right-to-left layouts and localisation, so one app can serve Arabic and English users with mirrored screens.
We run automated unit, widget and end-to-end tests in CI, then test on real iPhones and Android phones of different sizes before every release.
Not when used correctly. JavaScript or content changes can be shipped with tools like EAS Update within Apple and Google's guidelines; native changes and new features still go through store review.
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