What is the difference between native and hybrid apps?

Native apps are built specifically for a single platform—iOS or Android—using platform-specific languages like Swift or Kotlin. They offer superior performance, better UI/UX, and seamless integration with device features like camera, GPS, and notifications.

Hybrid apps, on the other hand, are built using web technologies and run inside a native shell. While they allow faster development and code reuse, they may suffer from performance issues or limited access to native APIs.

When choosing between native and hybrid, a mobile app development company will assess your app's complexity, performance requirements, and budget to determine the best approach for your goals.