.NET MAUI, Microsoft’s current answer.
One C#/.NET codebase across iOS, Android, and desktop — Microsoft's actively developed successor to Xamarin, built with a clear-eyed view of what's mature today versus still catching up.
Why teams choose .NET MAUI — and when we agree.
Microsoft's current direction, not a side project
Active investment and a clear roadmap, in contrast to Xamarin's maintenance-mode status — a more defensible long-term bet for new .NET mobile work.
One codebase across mobile and desktop
iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS from a shared .NET codebase — valuable for teams with both mobile and desktop targets.
Strong fit for existing .NET teams
C# and XAML conventions that feel immediately familiar to teams already working in the .NET ecosystem.
Realistic about platform maturity
Some platform-specific polish still lags pure native development — we'll tell you honestly where that matters for your specific app.
.NET MAUI work we actually ship.
Cross-platform mobile & desktop apps
Apps targeting iOS, Android, and Windows/macOS from one .NET codebase, where that combination is a genuine fit.
Xamarin to MAUI migration
Structured migration paths for teams moving off Xamarin — see our dedicated Xamarin page for the maintenance side of that transition.
Enterprise line-of-business apps
Internal tools where deep .NET and Azure integration matters more than platform-native polish.
Custom handlers & platform-specific code
Native platform code where MAUI's abstraction doesn't yet cover a capability you need.
What clients ask before hiring us for .NET MAUI.
For most line-of-business and enterprise apps, yes. For consumer apps with heavy custom UI or animation demands, we'll assess your specific requirements honestly — some native polish still takes more work in MAUI than in platform-native development.
If your team is already strong in C#/.NET and especially if you also need a desktop target, MAUI is a strong fit. If your team is JS-first or you don't need desktop, React Native or Flutter may serve you better — we'll recommend based on your actual team and targets.
Yes — we'll assess your codebase's use of custom renderers and platform-specific code first, since that's what determines whether the migration is straightforward or substantial.
Got a .NET MAUI project in mind?
A 30-minute call with a principal engineer — no salespeople, no slide decks. You will leave with a written perspective on your plan whether we end up working together or not.