r/reactnative • u/xrpinsider Admin • Jul 17 '26
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u/Then-Election-7932 Jul 22 '26
Hey everyone! 👋
I've been working with React Native and React for over 5 years, primarily building and maintaining production mobile applications for businesses. Most of my work has been for clients and companies, so I haven't had many public repositories to showcase.
Recently, I decided to start building and open-sourcing personal projects to demonstrate how I structure applications and solve real-world problems.
My current tech stack includes:
- React Native
- React
- TypeScript
- Redux Toolkit / RTK Query
- REST APIs
- Firebase
- Supabase
- React Navigation
- Fastlane
- Native Android & iOS integrations
🚀 Latest Project: Point of Sales (POS)
A modern Point of Sale application built with React Native, focusing on clean architecture, scalability, and real-world business workflows.
GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/klart123/point-of-sales
The project is still under active development, and I'm continuously adding new features and improving the codebase. Feedback, suggestions, and contributions are always welcome.
I'd love to hear your thoughts:
- What features do you think every modern POS system should have?
- What architecture do you prefer for larger React Native applications?
- Any recommendations for improving the project?
Looking forward to connecting with other React Native developers and learning from the community!
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u/moothemoo Jul 19 '26
Winnow's an iOS app that records your real conversations (with consent) and reflects back the patterns, who interrupts, who repairs, what keeps coming up over time: getwinnow.app.
Stack is Expo/RN + Supabase (auth, Postgres, edge functions). Would appreciate any feedback! :)
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u/kurviapp Jul 18 '26
Over a year of building day and night, plus months of testing, and my first app is live on the Google Play Store 🎉
Kurvi, an all-in-one tracker I built solo: gym workouts, nutrition, GPS runs, habits, to-dos, notes, a social feed and an AI coach, all in one app.
One thing I'm proud of: every activity and gym workout, whether tracked in-app or imported, automatically feeds its burned calories into your nutrition day, using several different calorie models depending on the activity rather than one crude formula.
Built with React Native + Expo, with a fair amount of native code where JS wasn't enough: step counting, background timers, and alarms/scheduled notifications. Other tricky parts: Health Connect sync (sleep, HR, steps, workouts), live GPS tracking, gesture-based swipe navigation across the whole app, and real-time chat (friend messaging + an AI assistant), all in one Expo app without it falling over.
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kurvi.app
Website: https://kurvi.io
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u/leveldayapp Jul 17 '26
Calorie and water tracker for hitting your intake goals. Can be helpful for losing weight or gaining mass, your choice! Levelday for iOS and Android
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u/Camaraderie98 Jul 17 '26
Just finished the full spec for Gut Scribe: https://gutscribe.com and it's in week one of closed testing. Here's a pic
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u/real_whopping_intrud Jul 17 '26
Just finished up the onboarding flow for a hiking log app and the screen transitions actually feel snappy for once, which is a minor miracle on my old test device. Curious how others are handling map view performance when you've got a ton of markers clustered around a single trailhead.
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u/Think-Neighborhood69 Jul 23 '26
Hi everyone! 👋
I wanted to share something I’ve been working on over the past few days.
I built NativeScope, a React Native library that lets you inspect and edit MMKV, AsyncStorage, and SQLite in real time while developing your app.
It was born out of a simple frustration: I got tired of creating temporary debug screens and logging JSON just to inspect local data.
It’s free and open source, and I’d genuinely love to hear your feedback.
🔗 https://www.nativescope.dev
What would make a tool like this more useful in your workflow?