Mobile · Expo
Expo is how we ship most React Native apps in 2026: managed builds, over-the-air updates, and store submission tooling that removes weeks of native configuration. For startup MVPs, it's the shortest credible path to both app stores.
Expo turns the slowest parts of mobile delivery — signing, builds, releases — into configuration.
Deep custom native modules, specialized hardware integrations, or unusual background processing can outgrow the managed workflow — we flag that in scoping, not after.
Every Expo app we ship includes a release pipeline you own: EAS configured under your accounts, preview builds for stakeholders, and OTA channels for staged rollouts.
Production-ready — companies ship serious apps on Expo. The old 'eject to get real' advice is years out of date thanks to config plugins and EAS.
Yes — config plugins and development builds support custom native modules while keeping the managed workflow benefits.
OTA updates ship JavaScript-level changes within store policies; native changes still go through review. We set up both paths.
No — an Expo app is a React Native app. You can move to bare workflow anytime; the code and accounts are yours.
TestFlight in 4–6 weeks for a two-feature app, store release in 6–8 — the same baseline as our other mobile work, minus native build friction.
technologies
The technologies One Peak builds with — Next.js, React Native, Flutter, Supabase, and OpenAI — and how we scope and ship products on each.
case-studies
Products One Peak has scoped, designed, rebuilt, and shipped under real constraints.
comparisons
Compare the ways to build an MVP — freelancer vs product team, no-code builders vs custom code — and see which path fits your scope, risk, and timeline.
