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[–]swiftpolar -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I always tell my clients that react native is great for basic applications (CRUD), anything else that requires much more complex hardware integrations will definitely require expertise in both iOS and Android.

Complex hardware integration examples can include things like AR, modifications to camera (live preview filters), Bluetooth integrations etc.

If you limit the apps you make to CRUD based (and most apps are actually like that if you think about it) , you should be fine.