Cross Platform App Development for Android, iOS and Web

Cross-platform app development gets you onto every platform without paying for a separate app on each one.

Louis Nell, Managing Director of KNGURU
Our showreel, 60 seconds
  • App screen for Red Bull Salzburg
  • Scoops: recipes from food creators in the app
  • App with jobs and teams for tradespeople
  • App for booking e-shuttle rides
  • App for booking offices and rooms
  • Community app for dog owners with map and chat
  • App with bedtime stories
  • Augenzeuge: tips and messages in the app
  • Daycare app with attendance, schedule and chat
  • RadlScout: find and sell bikes
  • Funellab: website for recruiting through social media
  • Elaris: website for an electric car

Built for clients. In use today.

A Gold Stevie Award, 200,000 festival visitors, 4.4 stars on Google Play. Eight of over 200 projects, all live, every screen real. Two more we can name but not show.

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Recognized for design, user experience and digital innovation

Nine out of twelve reviews say the same thing: we push back when something won't work for users.

  • OMR Reviews Proud Partner 2026: UX Agencies
  • OMR Reviews Proud Partner 2026: App Development Agencies
  • German Stevie Awards 2026: Gold for PetPlanner

Build once, release on every platform.

Every feature is built once and runs on iPhone, Android and in the browser. We mostly build with React Native, so the app still feels like a native app.

  1. 01

    More reach

    iPhone and Android users get your app at the same time. Nobody has to wait for their version.

  2. 02

    One team instead of two

    You don't need separate developers for iOS and Android. The money goes into features and good usability.

  3. 03

    Less maintenance

    You test once, and updates ship everywhere at the same time. A bug gets fixed once, not on every platform separately.

Native and cross-platform apps compared

Cross-platform development covers almost any regular app. Going native only pays off in a few cases.

  1. 01

    Native apps

    Native apps are written separately for iOS and Android, in Swift and Kotlin. You get full performance and access to every device feature, but you pay for two builds.

  2. 02

    Cross-platform apps

    One codebase for iOS and Android, often for the web too. With React Native, the app uses real native UI elements, so users can't tell the difference.

  3. 03

    When native is better

    Native has the edge for 3D games, heavy graphics or specialist apps that rely on unusual device features.

Our technologies and tools

We use technologies that keep your app stable, even with lots of users.

Back-end
FirebaseAWS
Front-end
React NativeFlutter
Management
DiscordNotionTrello
UX/UI Design
FigmaIllustratorAfter Effects

Frequently asked questions

How much does cross-platform app development cost?

Usually less than two separate apps for iOS and Android. The exact price mostly depends on the features. You'll get a first estimate in a free initial call.

What does cross-platform development do for my business?

Your customers get a real app on iPhone and Android instead of just a mobile website. Because both come from one codebase, building and maintaining them stays affordable.

Why should I hire KNGURU for cross-platform development?

We've completed over 200 projects in 7 years. Design and development come from one team, so your app feels right on both iPhone and Android.

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We look at your plans with you as if they were our own. If the build isn't worth it, we'll tell you, even if that means no project.

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