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React Native apps can be efficient acquisition targets when one codebase supports multiple platforms without creating hidden release complexity. Buyers should confirm that the cross-platform setup is current, documented, and not dependent on a single unavailable contractor.
Diligence should cover framework version, Expo or bare workflow, native modules, build pipelines, crash reports, store-specific behavior, and any backend services used by the app. The main risk is not React Native itself, but undocumented custom bridges or stale dependencies that slow post-transfer releases.
Before acquiring, test both iOS and Android builds where applicable and verify access to repositories, environment variables, analytics, subscriptions, and deployment accounts. Strong React Native listings make future iteration cheaper rather than turning one codebase into two separate maintenance problems.
