Internal tools
Put an existing operational workflow on managed employee devices.
Hybrid App Development
Mobile apps built around a shared web application and native device integrations, with deliberate choices about what runs in each layer.
Web applicationScreens · State · Forms
Native bridge
CameraNotificationsDevice storage
iOS packageAndroid package
Tools & technologies
- Web UI framework
- Capacitor
- Device storage
- Platform SDKs
Choose what belongs in the web layer.
Web-to-app delivery
Adapt a web product for mobile navigation, notifications and installation.
Connected forms
Collect records on-device and reconcile changes with an existing service.
Resume a drafted service request
Capability Example
A user starts a request on a phone and briefly loses connectivity.
Illustrative data. Nothing is sent to an external system.
Example workspace1 / 3
Saved form
- Draft: inspection-17
- Local storage: available
- Connection: offline
Save the form locally after each meaningful edit.
Native boundary
- Device attachment captured
- Upload delayed
- Draft remains editable
Add a photo through the native camera integration.
Server receipt
- Draft submitted once
- Attachment linked
- Confirmation shown after receipt
Send the request with a stable ID and surface validation errors.
A submitted request that retains its local draft until the server confirms receipt.
Follow the record through the next step
A tested boundary between web and native.
- Shared mobile UI
- Native integration boundary
- Offline and sync tests
- Platform release packages
- Shared mobile UI
- Native integration boundary
- Offline and sync tests
- Platform release packages
Share the right parts of the experience.
Native boundaries
Map camera, location, notifications and file access before choosing plugins.
Performance
Validate scrolling, startup and memory use on the least capable supported device.
Questions before we start.
How is hybrid different from React Native?
A hybrid app renders much of its UI with web technology inside a native shell. React Native uses a different native UI model; the best fit depends on the interface and integrations.
Can one build serve both mobile platforms?
Much of the source can be shared, but signing, native configuration and release testing remain platform-specific.
Bring your starting point.
Bring your web product, native feature list and the mobile journeys to prioritize.
