React Native remains one of the most powerful tools for cross-platform mobile development. But as projects grow, and teams adopt the new architecture (Fabric, JSI, TurboModules) and increasingly rely on external APIs, they face both unstable library support and growing complexity in data management and scaling. OneEntry is a PaaS platform that addresses infrastructure and architectural bottlenecks, allowing teams to focus on the product. It unifies data management, events, media, and external system interactions without excessive code and without conflicts between layers.

Centralized data and logic management

OneEntry helps structure data and manage application relationships and configuration without the need to implement third-party CMSs, set up a custom API, or duplicate logic on the client side. All work with content, parameters, states, and attributes is handled within a single system. This is especially important in React Native, where content does not live in the browser but in a native environment, and any updates require precise synchronization with the mobile layer.

Fast integration and reduced infrastructure overhead

OneEntry connects to React Native applications via SDK, relieving teams from the need to build their own backend solutions or maintain support services. The platform handles storage, caching, versioning, and data updates, including media and event management. This speeds up the release of new features, reduces technical complexity, and allows teams to focus on the interface rather than the supporting infrastructure.

Easy integration for React Native

Simplifying React Native Architecture with OneEntry Platform

Building applications of any complexity

Content management without recompilation or releases

OneEntry allows centralized management of data, structures, and visual blocks without the need to modify the codebase or update the build. For React Native, where every update may require store publication or rebuilding, this is critical. Content is updated in real time through the API, and users always see the latest data without delays or intermediate builds.

Scalable media and data storage management

The platform includes built-in tools for uploading, optimizing, and delivering images and videos to mobile applications. It supports resolution-based adaptation, lossless compression, and storage within a distributed infrastructure. Developers don’t need to integrate third-party libraries or services, as everything works out of the box. This simplifies the architecture and improves UI stability as data volumes grow.

Flexible localization without code conflicts

OneEntry provides a centralized system for managing multilingual content without duplicating logic on the client side. In React Native, where each additional language typically requires custom components and routing, this simplifies the architecture. Translations are stored on the platform and loaded via API based on region or language settings, with no need to rebuild the app or deal with codebase conflicts.

Access control and security at the platform level

OneEntry separates data storage and processing from the client side, reducing risks when integrating with mobile applications. Access to data is handled through authorized API layers, including support for tokens and mTLS. This allows teams to focus on the user experience without being distracted by securing business logic, since the platform takes care of it by default.

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OneEntry provides React Native teams with a complete architectural foundation for managing data, logic, events, and media without the need to implement third-party CMSs or build infrastructure manually. The platform offloads operational overhead, shortens the feature delivery cycle, and enables confident scaling of mobile applications to meet real market demands. It is a solution for those who want to build technically mature products and grow them quickly, securely, and without infrastructure constraints.