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Dawloom

React Native development agency

Dawloom is a React Native agency that builds iOS and Android apps from one codebase with Expo, from the first build to release in both app stores. We bill $30 an hour or by milestone, and the code and store accounts are yours from day one.

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Or by milestone
$30 an hour
Reviews on Fiverr, all our work
4.9 from 343
Reviews on Freelancer.com, all our work
5.0 from 156
Remote team, clients worldwide
About ten people

What we build with it

  • Consumer apps for both stores
  • Business apps replacing paper processes
  • Companion apps for SaaS products
  • Apps sharing logic with a React web app

Why we use it

Most apps don't need two native teams. React Native gives you native UI from one codebase, and Expo's tooling means fixes can ship over the air without waiting on store review.

When we don't use it

Games, heavy 3D, or apps built around one platform's newest APIs are better served fully native. We'll say so in the first call.

How we work and bill

Dawloom bills React Native work in two ways. Hourly is $30 an hour, for ongoing work or scope that keeps changing, and you see the hours logged. Milestone work starts with a call and a written scope that lists what each milestone includes and what it leaves out. A clearly scoped milestone can have a fixed price, and you pay after you accept what it delivers. A change mid-project becomes its own line or milestone, so it never quietly grows one that's already underway.

  • A short call, then a written scope for milestone work
  • You talk to the engineers who build the app
  • Builds on your own phone through TestFlight and internal testing
  • Platform escrow on Fiverr, Upwork, or Freelancer.com if you want it

What you get

A Dawloom React Native project ends with an app in the App Store and Google Play, and everything needed to keep it there without us. The repository, the store listings, and every account are set up in your name from the start, and the code is documented for whoever works on it next.

  • One React Native and Expo codebase for iOS and Android
  • App Store and Google Play submission under your accounts
  • Over-the-air updates for fixes that do not need store review
  • Crash reporting and analytics from the first build
  • The backend too, when the app needs one
  • A repository and docs ready for handover

Our React Native client work

Dawloom has one named React Native client app. FurnitureAxis is a live business platform for a furniture retail business in the United States. Alongside its Next.js platform and a .NET background worker, we built an Expo React Native companion app on the same backend, so the team can work away from the counter. The client found us on Fiverr, and the engagement is ongoing.

That is one app, and it's a business tool for staff, not a consumer app or a startup MVP. We are not on Expo's consultants page and we don't maintain a React Native library. If you want an agency with several public React Native case studies, our scored list below names good ones.

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Questions clients ask

Short answers, no sales language. If yours isn't here, ask an engineer directly.

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How much does it cost to build a React Native app with Dawloom?

Dawloom bills React Native work at $30 an hour or by milestone. The total depends on scope: the number of screens, whether the app needs its own backend, payments, offline sync, or chat. For milestone work we write the scope first, so you know each milestone's price before it starts, and you pay after you accept it. We won't quote a total before we've seen what you need.

How long until my React Native app is in the App Store and Google Play?

A focused first version usually takes several weeks to a few months, depending on what goes into it. You get working builds on your own phone through TestFlight and Android internal testing early on, updated as we go. Apple and Google set the store review time, so we plan the release around it.

Can Dawloom take over our existing React Native app?

Yes. We start with one small scoped task inside your repository, so you can judge our work before anything big. Then we write down what's fragile and what it would cost to fix. If an app keeps breaking, a rewrite is sometimes the cheaper path, and we'll say which one we think is right and why.

Who owns the code and the app store accounts?

You do. The repository, the App Store and Google Play listings, and every service account are set up in your name from day one. Nothing depends on Dawloom to stay online, and the code is documented so another team can pick it up.

Do you build the backend for the app too?

Yes, in the same engagement. We build APIs in Node.js or .NET, usually on Postgres. On FurnitureAxis, the Expo app and the Next.js platform share one backend.

React Native or fully native?

Native wins on the newest platform features and raw graphics. React Native wins on cost, speed, and keeping both platforms in sync. For most business and consumer apps that's the right trade.

What does Expo add?

Managed builds, over-the-air updates, and store submission without maintaining Xcode and Android Studio pipelines yourself. In practice it is the difference between shipping weekly and shipping quarterly.

Got something to build?

Tell us what you need. An engineer replies, not a sales team.

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