Xamarin Development & Migration

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/** Xamarin development — supporting and migrating existing .NET mobile apps */

Xamarin support, and a path forward.

Worth saying plainly: Microsoft has moved Xamarin's successor to .NET MAUI, and Xamarin itself reached end of support in 2024. If you have an existing Xamarin app, we can maintain it in the near term — but our real recommendation is usually a migration plan to .NET MAUI or another current framework, and we'll lay out that path honestly rather than keep billing you to prop up a sunsetting platform.

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What we help with

Xamarin, honestly.

Existing Xamarin app support

Bug fixes and stability work while you plan next steps — not indefinite maintenance on an end-of-life platform.

Migration to .NET MAUI

Microsoft's actual current cross-platform framework, and the most direct upgrade path from Xamarin.

Migration to React Native or Flutter

If MAUI isn't the right fit, we'll scope a rebuild on a framework with a longer runway.

Honest scoping first

We'll assess your app before recommending a path — sometimes a full rebuild isn't actually necessary yet.

Migration targets

Where we typically move Xamarin apps

.NET MAUIReact NativeFlutterKotlin Multiplatform
FAQ

Common questions

Is Xamarin still safe to use?
It reached end of support from Microsoft in May 2024, meaning no further updates or official support. It will keep running, but we don't recommend building anything new on it.
Do we have to rebuild from scratch?
Not necessarily. .NET MAUI is designed as a more direct upgrade path from Xamarin than a full rewrite in a different ecosystem — we'll assess your specific codebase before recommending an approach.
How urgent is this?
Depends on your app — an internal tool with few users has less urgency than a customer-facing app on app stores. We'll give you a realistic timeline, not a scare tactic.
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