We build React Native and Expo apps for iOS and Android from one codebase. That’s how Pantry Pic is built, so we know the stack from first commit to the App Store.
AUBuilt in Australia, supported in AEST
iOS and Android from one TypeScript codebase, with Expo for builds, updates and store releases.
Camera, notifications, in-app purchases and native modules where a feature needs them.
Fix bugs and ship small changes without waiting for store review.
Bring old React Native apps up to date, or move them to Expo, without a rebuild.
Share logic, and often screens, with a React or Next.js web app on the same backend.
We release to the stores and support you free for 3 months, from North Bondi.
Our own app. Pantry Pic detects what’s in your fridge or pantry, suggests meals you can cook tonight and keeps the grocery list under control.
Still unsure? Call Dylan on 0401 758 249.
Yes. Pantry Pic is a React Native app with camera-based AI and subscriptions on iOS and Android. For most apps, users can’t tell it from a native one.
Both work. We use React Native because it’s TypeScript, it shares code and people with React web apps, and Expo makes builds and updates simple.
When the app is mostly heavy graphics, AR or deep device features, or you only need one platform and plan to stay that way.
Usually, yes. We audit it first, then upgrade in steps so the app keeps working between releases.
Most cost $25k–$100k+, depending on features. One codebase for both platforms is a big part of why it costs less than two native apps.
$25k – $100k+ typical build cost, aud ex gst
Read the guide →App like Pantry Pic4 months pantry pic, first commit to both stores
Read the guide →Timeline guide1 – 2 months simple app or mvp
Read the guide →You’ll hear back from Dylan, not a sales team. Reply within one business day, AEST.