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Bias: I maintain a fullstack universal app template called CUA that uses Expo/Nextjs/tRPC/Solito/Tamagui. It seems that other Redditors in this thread are pretty against the idea of having a single codebase for web + mobile, and I definitely understand the sentiment. You're already running into the 3 main issues Responsible Layout(aka. syling) Navigation(routing) External Libraries(auth is another one) However, over the past year or so, a few good tools have came out to make #1 and #2 a lot easier. NativeWind / Tamagui allows universal styling to be done in an easy and performant manner. Solito effectively solves #2. I'd say #3 is still an issue, but more and more RN libraries are becoming web-compatible. Starting with system related packages like Async Storage. Most of Expo's libraries are web-compatible as well. That being said, you'll still need to hack around when it comes to certain libraries. However, those are code that you would've HAD to write ANYWAYS if you were building 2 standalone apps. Not code that are for the sake of making this "universal" app work. In my opinion, the web dev experience is still a lot better as there are just way more tools and lirbaries that makes thing eaiser. However, if you're building an app that's primarily going to be mobile centric, pushing out a web app along with it is seriously easier than ever! More on reddit.com

Hii! I noticed a lot of LLM tools out there that create webapps but not mobile apps, so I created one for mobile apps! I’ve been working on Appacella for the past month. It’s a prompt-based tool that lets you turn your ideas into a mobile app that you can preview in the browser and run immediately on your phone. We just launched early access to v2 on our website, and I’d love for you guys to try it out! Since we just launched, it’s completely free to use during early access with no message limits as we continue test it. Here’s what we do: ✅ React Native code that you can export ✅ Cross-platform support (Android/iOS) ✅ Preview your app in the browser ✅ Upload your own API keys to your app & connect to custom APIs ✅ Supabase integration ✅ Message reversion It’s still very early, so there may be bugs, but we’re working around the clock to fix any issues that come up. We also ship realllly quickly and are working to ship these features by the end of the week: TestFlight integration GitHub integration Smarter AI Attach images as reference Would be really happy if you checked us out! Website: https://www.appacella.com Discord: https://discord.gg/vJpmgNjmd2 More on reddit.com

You can use react-native-web I guess. Depends how your state management is structured really. More on reddit.com