expo.dev · Market Analysis

Expo is a Palo Altobased company providing a fullstack React Native framework and cloud services…

Team
  • Charlie CheeverCOFOUNDER • CEO
  • James IdeCOFOUNDER • CTO
Categories
Software DevelopmentMobile DevelopmentCross-Platform ToolsCloud Services
Business Model
Open-core
Funding
Total Raised0
Markets
United Statesglobal

Players (10)

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React Native CLI

reactnative.dev

Official React Native tooling from Meta for building cross‑platform iOS and Android apps with full native control using JavaScript and React.

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Flutter

flutter.dev

Google’s UI toolkit and full cross‑platform framework using Dart to build natively compiled apps for mobile, web, and desktop from a single codebase.[2][3]

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Ionic

ionicframework.com

Hybrid app framework that uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (Angular/React/Vue) running in a WebView, plus Capacitor/Cordova plugins to access native APIs.[2]

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NativeScript

nativescript.org

Open‑source framework for building truly native iOS and Android apps using JavaScript or TypeScript, integrating with Angular or Vue when desired.[2][4]

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Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM)

kotlinlang.org

JetBrains’ toolkit for sharing business logic in Kotlin across Android and iOS while keeping native UI layers on each platform.[2][4]

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.NET MAUI

dotnet.microsoft.com

Microsoft’s cross‑platform framework for building native client apps with C# and .NET for Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows from a single codebase.[2][4]

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Cordova

cordova.apache.org

Apache Cordova framework for packaging HTML, CSS, and JavaScript apps into native containers and exposing device capabilities via plugins.[2]

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Capacitor

capacitorjs.com

Ionic’s modern native runtime that lets web apps written with JavaScript frameworks run on iOS, Android, and web, with first‑class plugin support for native APIs.[2]

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Progressive Web Apps (PWA)

web.dev

Standards‑based web app approach using modern browser APIs to deliver installable, offline‑capable mobile experiences without native app stores.[4]

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Swift and Kotlin (native development)

developer.apple.com

Direct native development using Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android, offering maximum performance and platform‑specific control without a cross‑platform layer.[4]