Building Todochi for iOS and Android From a Shared React Native Codebase
Just days after our app, Todochi, was released on the Google Play Store, we finally got another milestone checked off our list:
Todochi is now available on the App Store too!
From a simple idea, to meetings, to turning that idea into an actual plan, to weeks of development, testing, fixing bugs, and finally shipping. Now, we somehow made it here.
And the interesting part? We're first-time developers.
We didn't have years of experience building and publishing mobile applications. We had to learn a lot of things along the way, from mobile development and app permissions to deployment requirements and even marketing.
So how did we manage to build and ship Todochi on both Android and iOS in roughly a month? Well, it definitely wasn't perfect.
In this article, we'll share the strategy, tools, and tech stack we used to turn Todochi from an idea into an app available...
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