A native-quality iOS and Android app that consumes the same published APIs as the web — built on a shared, maintainable codebase and shipped through automated pipelines.
Two separate native codebases would have doubled effort and drifted out of sync with the web experience, while tight coupling to back-ends made every change risky. The aim was a native-quality mobile product that shares a codebase and consumes the same published APIs as every other client.
The app is built cross-platform for a shared core, follows each platform's UX conventions, and reaches the same versioned APIs through the gateway — one contract, many clients.
Representative reference architecture from the NovasIQ engineering practice, illustrating how we approach this pattern. It reflects standard, proven engineering practice — and the API reference architecture in the source material — rather than a specific named client engagement, and outcomes are described qualitatively. Industry figures are drawn from public research: Postman, MuleSoft and Stack Overflow.