React Native Stack for Web and Mobile: Our Tech Stack Breakdown
Wait… you’re telling me I can write once and run it on both iOS, Android, AND the web?!
Yep. That’s exactly what we’re saying—and doing using react native stack—at Tiso Studio.
We’ve helped dozens of startups and companies turn their ideas into beautiful digital products. Here’s how our tech stack—centered around React Native—helps us do it smarter, faster, and for every platform.
Why React Native?
Most teams spend unnecessary time and resources maintaining three separate codebases—one for iOS, one for Android, and another for the web. This leads to duplicated work, slower updates, and inconsistent user experiences.
At Tiso Studio, we take a smarter route. Using React Native, we build a single, unified codebase that works seamlessly across all major platforms. That means faster development cycles, easier maintenance, and feature parity for all users—whether they’re on a phone, tablet, or desktop.
This approach not only accelerates launch timelines but also reduces bugs and technical debt. With every new feature, you’re building once and deploying everywhere. It’s smoother, more efficient, and gives your users a consistent experience—no matter the device.
Our Tech Stack Breakdown
React Native
Shared logic, native feel, beautiful animationsReact Native Web
Brings the same components to browsers. Clean and responsive.Expo (when needed)
Quick prototyping, pre-built APIsTypeScript
Fewer bugs, better collaborationRedux / Zustand / React Query
Great for complex apps that need state managementNode.js + Express
Scalable backend that talks perfectly with React frontends
Does It Really Work Across Platforms?
Yes. With thoughtful design adjustments, we deliver smooth UX across all devices. One codebase—many faces.
From mobile to desktop, every screen feels tailor-made. Layouts adapt smoothly, interactions respond naturally, and content stays clear and engaging at every size.
Whether on a phone, tablet, or large display, the experience remains seamless, intuitive, and built to feel just right—without compromise.

Developer Experience
You add a feature—it ships to web and mobile together.
That’s the Tiso Studio way.
Where React Native Excels
React Native is great for building fast, responsive apps with just one codebase—cutting development time while supporting both iOS and Android platforms.
It’s ideal for business apps, social platforms, e-commerce, and MVPs—offering native-like performance and access to a wide range of tools and plugins.
With broad device compatibility and easy scalability, React Native helps you launch quickly, update easily, and grow confidently.

Example Apps Built with React Native
Instagram Clone
A fully interactive social media app with photo sharing, real-time feeds, and push notifications.
Stack: React Native, Firebase, Redux
️ E-Commerce App
A shopping platform with product browsing, cart features, and secure Stripe integration.
Stack: React Native, Node.js, Stripe, Redux
Fitness Tracker
A fitness app with offline tracking, daily goals, wearable sync, and visual progress reports.
Stack: React Native, SQLite, Expo Sensors
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When Native Shines Brightest
Native Power Meets React Native Flexibility
For apps like 3D games or AR/VR experiences, native development (Swift, Kotlin, C++) offers deep access to hardware features. It allows precise control over the GPU, memory, and sensors—crucial for real-time rendering, physics, and animations.
While React Native is ideal for building fast, cross-platform user interfaces, it isn't always enough when ultra-smooth performance or device-level customization is needed. That’s where native modules come in—extending React Native with platform-specific power.
This hybrid setup works great in high-performance apps. You can use React Native for screens and navigation, while native code powers advanced visuals, 3D engines, or AR experiences—combining the best of both worlds.
Case Studies
Walmart
Background: Walmart aimed to improve its mobile app delivery by reducing time-to-market and avoiding duplication across Android and iOS teams.
Challenge: Maintaining two separate codebases led to slower releases and inconsistencies in the user experience.
Solution: Walmart adopted React Native to unify their development into a single codebase that could power both platforms.
Results: Achieved a 95% shared codebase across iOS and Android, reduced app delivery time by 40%, and enhanced feature parity between platforms.
Bloomberg
Background: Bloomberg needed a mobile app to serve dynamic financial data to a global audience.
Challenge: Delivering fast updates, real-time news, and consistent UI across platforms, while managing rapid financial data streams.
Solution: The team used React Native to create a single, performant codebase integrated with live data APIs and modular UI components.
Results: Reduced development time by 30%, enabled faster content updates, and created a polished, reliable experience for both iOS and Android users.
Discord
Background: Discord is a voice and text chat platform for gamers that expanded quickly to mobile.
Challenge: They needed fast iteration across platforms while maintaining stability and real-time sync performance.
Solution: React Native allowed their team to rapidly deliver features on both platforms with minimal duplication.
Results: Shared 98% of the code across mobile apps, achieved near-native performance, and improved rollout speeds for new chat features.
Real-World AR Apps Using Native Modules in React Native
IKEA Place
Combines React Native UI with native ARKit and ARCore for 3D furniture placement in real spaces. Uses native modules to handle real-time AR rendering while maintaining shared cross-platform UI logic.
SketchAR
Lets users draw with AR overlays on paper. React Native powers the interface and user flow; native modules track surfaces, hand motion, and camera feed using ARKit and ARCore.
JigSpace
Educational AR app that blends React Native for navigation and content layers with native AR modules for 3D rendering using SceneKit and ARKit.
Insight Heart
Medical AR app that uses Unity for real-time 3D heart simulations while leveraging React Native for app navigation, authentication, and data layers.
Enterprise AR Toolkits
Many companies combine React Native with native modules to create industrial AR solutions for warehousing, remote assistance, or equipment visualization.






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