Overview
Cross-platform Apps at Mega Infomatix are about getting the best of both worlds: shared business logic with platform-aware UX. We help you decide what belongs in the core shared layer and where we should respect platform-specific patterns — so your users feel at home whether they’re on Android, iOS or web.
Consistent core experience
One product, many devicesWe keep flows, data and key screens consistent across platforms so your teams can support users without switching mental models.
Platform-aware UX
Feels native, not “copied”While the core is shared, we adapt navigation, components and gestures so the app feels natural on each platform and device type.
Better economics
Ship more with the same budgetA shared codebase means smaller engineering teams can still cover multiple platforms, leaving more budget for UX, analytics and iteration.
Process & Delivery
Cross-platform success depends on making good decisions early: which parts should be shared, where we allow differences and how we release. Our process keeps this clear from day one.
Product & platform discovery
We map your user journeys and touchpoints across Android, iOS and web and then decide what should be common vs platform-specific.
- Identify shared flows and data models.
- Spot platform-specific needs (e.g., camera, notifications).
- Align with your release and store strategy.
UX flows & design system
We create UX flows and a UI system that can be implemented once and adapted gracefully across devices and screen sizes.
- Responsive layouts and grid system.
- Component library aligned across platforms.
- Accessibility & localization considerations.
Build, integrate & test
We implement the shared core logic plus platform hooks, integrating with your backend and external services.
- Shared business logic layer.
- Integration with REST APIs and third-party services.
- Testing across devices, OS versions and screen sizes.
Release & continuous improvement
We support store submissions, internal roll-outs and future updates from a single core codebase.
- Play Store & App Store release support.
- Feature flags and staged roll-outs.
- Analytics & feedback-driven improvements.
Tech Stack & Platforms
We pick cross-platform technologies that balance performance, ecosystem support and your team’s long-term maintainability.
Cross-platform frameworks
We work with modern frameworks that let us ship high-quality apps from shared code.
Backend & APIs
A strong backend lets your cross-platform apps stay simple and thin.
Data & state management
We design data flows that keep state predictable across devices and sessions.
Device features & integrations
We connect cross-platform apps to device capabilities and third-party services.
- Camera, files, push notifications, location.
- Payments, authentication and messaging APIs.
- Integration with your existing web / admin tools.
Engagement Models
Whether you’re validating a new product, extending an existing system or migrating from native-only apps, we can adapt how we work with you.
Fixed-scope project
Best when your feature set and platforms are clearly defined.
- Detailed scope and milestones.
- Agreed assumptions on backend & APIs.
- Predictable cost and delivery timeline.
Agile / evolving scope
Ideal for products that are still discovering their “best” platform mix and features.
- Feature backlog and regular prioritisation.
- Short sprints with demos.
- Scope shifts based on learning and metrics.
Long-term product partner
We operate as your extended team, owning cross-platform delivery end-to-end.
- Roadmap co-planning.
- Regular releases and refactors.
- Support for new platforms and integrations.
Prototype / migration first
Perfect when you want to test cross-platform or migrate from native step by step.
- Focused prototype or pilot module.
- Measured comparison with your current stack.
- Clear migration or scale-up path.
Thinking about cross-platform for your next product?
Tell us about your users, platforms, timelines and existing systems. We’ll respond with realistic options — including where cross-platform fits and where it may not.
Share a project brief Talk to our team- Step 1: We review your note and ask focused questions.
- Step 2: Short call with your product / tech team.
- Step 3: We share 1–2 practical ways to move forward.