React Native, Flutter, or fully native — how do you decide for us?

By what the app actually needs, not by trend. If you’re a small team already running React on the web, or the app is mostly forms, feeds, and CRUD screens, React Native is the practical choice since you get both platforms and shared logic with your web app. If the design leans on heavy custom animation or a brand that can’t look like a default UI kit, we lean Flutter. Fully native, with separate Swift and Kotlin codebases, is rare and expensive to maintain long-term, so we only recommend it when the app is genuinely inseparable from one platform’s ecosystem — something built around ARKit or a watchOS companion, for example.