One of the first questions clients ask us: “What should we build our app in?”

At Audiencent, we pick the stack based on use case, not hype. Here’s our breakdown:

🟦 React Native

• Great for fast MVPs
• Strong web-style component system
• Ideal for content-heavy apps (e.g. booking, directory, chat)
• Weakness: performance-heavy animations, native feel

🟣 Flutter

• Built by Google, designed for multi-platform
• Best for beautiful, pixel-perfect UI
• Excellent animation and rendering engine
• Weakness: larger app size, smaller ecosystem

🔵 Native (Swift/Kotlin)

• Best for performance: gaming, camera, AR
• Direct access to all OS-level APIs
• Recommended for apps requiring low latency, advanced gestures, or native-specific components
• Weakness: expensive to maintain across two codebases

Our Rule of Thumb:

• Need beautiful UI fast? Use Flutter.
• Need tight web-app integration? Use React Native.
• Need full power, offline or edge computing? Go Native.

We’ve built and shipped apps in all three. The best stack is the one that matches your budget, timeline, and business model — not just what’s trending.