Took Beepr from Capacitor WebView prototype to production React Native + Expo Bare.
Audited 51 Supabase Edge Functions, rebuilt background geolocation for native, added PostGIS.
Zero downtime. 100% background geolocation reliability.
If your app outgrew its prototype, DM me.
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One thing I learned migrating a mobile product from a WebView MVP to React Native: the hardest problems usually aren't the screens.
On Beepr, the real blockers were background execution, geolocation reliability, push notifications, slow geospatial queries, and backend logic that had grown without a clear audit trail.
I led the migration to React Native with Supabase, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, and native background capabilities. I also audited 51 Supabase Edge Functions and designed a zero-downtime cutover so the product could keep serving users during the transition.
The takeaway: before rebuilding a mobile app, find out which problems are architectural and which are merely visual. A prettier interface won't fix unreliable background services, weak location enforcement, or slow queries.
Curious what other teams have found when moving from a WebView-based MVP to a production mobile app.
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I just launched my first website template!! It's a wedding invitation & RSVP, with a playful and elegant design (but not traditional & classy).
I've always loved when websites go beyond information and create an experience for their visitors. So in this one, combing that with my love for personal websites, I wanted to create something that surprises guests and feels as fun as the wedding itself. 💫
It’s a one-pager that balances clarity with personality, with fun details, from a floating pet that follows your cursor to a mini game where you can “design an outfit” for the couple’s pet.
I’d love to hear what other web designers think 🧐: Do you ever add little "surprise" moments to your web projects? (when it makes sense, of course!)
You can see the preview on Nabiu's website (https://nabiu.studio/garden/clara-jonas). 🫐
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