Tacklestudioz

Web & Mobile Development

Customer-facing products built to last — Next.js on the web, React Native and Expo on mobile, sharing one codebase and one design system where it makes sense.

How we approach it

Tackle Studioz builds web and mobile products that hold up under real traffic. The web side is server-rendered by default, so pages are indexable and fast on the mid-range Android handsets most of your users actually carry. The mobile side shares business logic with the web where that saves you money, and goes native where it does not.

How we approach web and mobile work

We start from the workflow, not the screens. Watching how someone actually completes the task usually removes two or three screens from the brief before anyone opens a design tool.

Web work is server-rendered by default. That is partly a performance decision and partly an indexing one — a product whose content only appears after hydration is a product search engines and AI crawlers read poorly.

Where sharing code helps, and where it does not

Validation rules, API clients and domain types are worth sharing between web and mobile. Navigation, gestures and platform chrome are not — forcing those to be shared is how cross-platform apps end up feeling wrong on both platforms.

We will tell you which parts of your product justify a native module before the estimate, not after.

What you own at the end

Production code in your repository, with the design system documented and the deployment pipeline running under your own accounts. Ownership transfers on full payment.

What the work looks like

01UX discovery
02Design system
03Frontend & mobile build
04App store release

Web & Mobile Development — common questions

Do you build the web app and the mobile app at the same time?
Usually not. Tackle Studioz ships the web product first, learns from real usage, then builds mobile against a proven API — which is materially cheaper than designing both against assumptions.
Can you take over an existing React Native codebase?
Yes. We start with a written audit covering dependency health, build reproducibility and the riskiest parts of the code, then agree a sequence before changing anything.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes, including store listings, review responses and the signing setup, published under your own developer accounts so you keep control of the listing.

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Where we work

Web & Mobile Development is delivered remotely to clients across India, North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific. See the cities we serve.

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