Native iOS vs React Native vs Flutter: Which Should Your App Use?

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I build native iOS apps, so take my bias into account. But I have also worked in web teams and across a product organization that shipped on several platforms, and the right answer is not always "native". Here is how I would decide if it were my money. Native (Swift / SwiftUI) React Native Flutter Best when iPhone is your main audience Your team already knows React You need iOS and Android with one custom UI Feel on iPhone Most native Close, with care Custom-drawn, consistent across platforms New Apple features Available immediately After libraries catch up After plugins catch up Android Separ

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