How to choose
Start from what the product has to do, what your team already runs and who will look after it once it is live.
Mobile apps
Native for one platform's full depth, one codebase to cover both.
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iOS App Development
When the product is iPhone- and iPad-first and needs the deepest device features.
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Android App Development
When your users are on Android devices and Google Play distribution matters.
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React Native Development
One codebase for iOS and Android, close to a team that already works in React.
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Flutter Development
One codebase for iOS and Android with a custom-drawn interface.
Websites your team edits
Pick the tool the people updating the site already know.
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Webflow Development
When marketing edits pages and CMS content without developers.
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Framer Development
A design-led site with rich motion that the design team maintains.
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WordPress Development
A content-heavy site whose editors already work in WordPress.
Web frameworks
Pick the framework by what the pages have to do.
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React Development
Interfaces for a web application on an existing React stack.
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Next.js Development
A React site or app that needs server rendering and search visibility.
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Astro Development
A content-first site that ships almost no JavaScript.
Not sure which platform fits?
Tell us what the product has to do, what your team already runs and who will maintain it, and we will suggest where to start.
About platforms and technologies
Which mobile platforms can ANODA design and develop for?
iOS and Android. We build natively when one platform needs its full depth, or from one codebase with React Native or Flutter when both need the same product.
When should a product use native iOS or Android instead of a cross-platform framework?
Native when the product depends on the newest device features, heavy graphics or platform-specific behaviour, or when only one platform matters. Cross-platform when both platforms need the same product and one team should maintain it.
How do React Native and Flutter differ for a product team?
React Native renders native components and suits teams that already know React. Flutter draws its own interface, so it looks the same on every device and suits a custom-designed product. Both ship to iOS and Android from one codebase.
Which website platforms can ANODA work with?
Webflow, Framer and WordPress, and custom sites built with React, Next.js or Astro.
How does ANODA choose between React, Next.js and Astro?
By what the pages have to do: React for application interfaces, Next.js when pages need server rendering and search visibility, Astro for content-first sites that ship little JavaScript.
Can ANODA work with our existing technology stack?
Yes. We start from what your team already runs and maintains, and recommend a change only when the product needs it and the trade-off is clear.