Android & Cross-Platform
Platform-appropriate decisions, not forced code-sharing.
Android with Kotlin Jetpack Compose, or cross-platform with Flutter / React Native where the tradeoffs genuinely favour it. No religion about the stack, the right tool depends on your team, timeline, and user expectations.
What's included
Deliverables
Kotlin Jetpack Compose
Native Android development with Material You, modern architecture, and Coroutines.
Flutter development
Dart/Flutter for true single-codebase delivery where platform parity matters more than native feel.
React Native
RN for teams with existing JS/TS expertise or a shared backend BFF layer.
Platform evaluation
Written recommendation, native vs. cross-platform, with rationale specific to your product.
iOS parity review
If you have an existing iOS app, I review the Android build for feature and UX parity gaps.
Shared component strategy
Design system token sharing, API contract alignment, and feature-flag parity across platforms.
How it works
The process
Platform decision workshop
Half-day session mapping your team composition, timeline, and user expectations to the right platform strategy.
Build with platform idioms
No lowest-common-denominator UI. Android gets Material You, iOS gets Human Interface, shared logic, not shared pixels.
Parity QA
Feature, performance, and accessibility parity review across both platforms before release.
Is this right for you?
Who it's for
iOS-first products expanding to Android
You have a proven iOS product and need Android without building a second team.
Teams evaluating cross-platform
Flutter vs. RN vs. native, you need an experienced opinion before committing.
Startups needing both platforms fast
Cross-platform with Flutter or RN can be the right call when timeline trumps native feel.
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