React Native templates
React Native templates ship the navigation stack, auth flow, and common screens already built — so you start coding your mobile app's unique features from day one.
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A production-ready React Native template handles the friction points of mobile development: deep linking and push notification setup, splash screen and app icon configuration, navigation (React Navigation v6 or Expo Router), auth flows with secure token storage (not AsyncStorage for sensitive data), and offline-first patterns. Most modern React Native templates on CodeCudos are Expo-based — Expo Managed Workflow handles the native build complexity so you can ship without Xcode/Android Studio experience. For bare React Native templates (full native access), look for listings that document the native module setup step-by-step. Common included screens: onboarding, sign-in/sign-up, home feed, profile, and settings. Check if the template includes a tab navigator and a stack navigator — most real apps need both. State management is typically Zustand or Jotai for lighter templates, Redux Toolkit for more complex ones.
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Expo or bare React Native?▾
Expo for 90% of apps — you get OTA updates, easier builds, and the full Expo SDK (camera, notifications, maps) without native code. Bare React Native when you need a custom native module that Expo doesn't support. Most CodeCudos listings are Expo-based.
Do React Native templates work on both iOS and Android?▾
Yes — cross-platform is the whole point. Quality templates are tested on both platforms. Check if the listing screenshots show both iOS and Android — sellers who test on both usually say so.
Do the templates include backend integration?▾
Most are frontend-only — they mock API calls you replace with your backend. Some full-stack listings include a Node.js or Supabase backend. Check the listing description for 'API', 'Supabase', or 'backend' if you need the full stack.