.NET MAUI
Mobile and desktop apps from one C# codebase, at home in teams that already run on .NET.
What we build with it
- Line-of-business apps for phone and desktop
- Apps reusing existing C# logic
- Windows-first tools with a mobile companion
Why we use it
If your backend and your team are C#, MAUI keeps everything in one language and shares models and logic directly. One codebase covers Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
When we don't use it
Teams without .NET investment usually get further with React Native, whose ecosystem of ready-made packages is much bigger.
What we have written about .NET MAUI
- Avalonia vs .NET MAUI vs WPF: which to pick for Windows desktop
WPF for Windows-only apps, Avalonia when you need macOS or Linux too, and .NET MAUI only if the same UI must also ship on iOS and Android.
- Hiring a .NET MAUI developer? 7 things to ask for first
Before you hire a .NET MAUI developer, ask for apps live in both stores, a plan for the yearly .NET upgrade, and signing keys held in your accounts.
- Should you build your mobile app in C# instead of Flutter or React Native?
Choosing between .NET MAUI, Flutter, and React Native? Learn when MAUI loses (no C# hire, animation-heavy UI) and where it wins (existing .NET backend).
- React Native or .NET MAUI: we ship both, here is how we choose
An honest comparison of React Native and .NET MAUI for cross-platform mobile, based on FurnitureAxis's Expo companion app and what each framework's docs say.
Questions clients ask
Short answers, no sales language. If yours isn't here, ask an engineer directly.
Ask us anythingMAUI or React Native?
It mostly follows your existing stack. A C# shop gets more from MAUI, a JavaScript shop from React Native. We build both, so the recommendation follows your team rather than our preference.
Does MAUI really cover desktop?
Yes, Windows and macOS alongside mobile. For desktop-only tools we usually compare it against Tauri before committing.
Got something to build?
Tell us what you need. An engineer replies, not a sales team.