React Native
React Native New Architecture: Key Performance Boosts
Jakub Piasecki•React Native New Architecture Migration
Migrate to the React Native New Architecture
Our team will take care of every step of the migration, so your app runs faster, uses the latest features, and stays future-ready.
The New Architecture is becoming the default path for React Native teams
Migration is no longer just a technical preference. It affects framework support, library compatibility, performance, and your ability to keep shipping on current React Native versions.
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Expo SDK 53 defaults to the New Architecture
Expo has already moved the default development path toward the New Architecture.
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Meta recommends migration
React Native's maintainers are steering teams toward the New Architecture as the supported future.
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More libraries are New Architecture-only
Delaying migration increases the risk that dependencies block framework upgrades or product work.
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Most apps have already moved
The original page cites 75% of React Native apps as already migrated, which makes migration less exceptional and more expected.
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The Old Architecture window is closing
RN 0.81 is listed as the last React Native version with the Old Architecture included.
Move forward without turning the upgrade into product drag
We handle the migration across React Native core, dependencies, native modules, build setup, and release requirements so your team can keep building product features.
Keep your app fast
The New Architecture uses significantly less memory in scenarios like long-list scrolling, and we help you avoid third-party breakages that can silently hurt reliability.
Use New Architecture-only features
We prepare your codebase for TurboModules, Concurrent React, bridgeless mode, synchronous rendering, type safety, lazy module loading, and newer React Native capabilities.
Reduce security risk
Outdated React Native versions stop receiving fixes. We update dependencies, patch vulnerabilities, and move your app onto supported foundations.
Cut technical debt early
The longer migration waits, the harder it becomes. We deal with core upgrades, dependencies, native modules, and build setup before they turn into rewrites.
Keep releases smooth
We handle SDK bumps, policy updates, and platform compliance so App Store and Play Store changes do not create avoidable release delays.
Improve UX and DX
The migration unlocks modern APIs, better tooling, and new capabilities that help your team ship responsive, performant experiences.
React Native migration work is close to our daily work
We are not approaching the New Architecture from the outside. We work on React Native, Expo, open source libraries, and real migrations across production apps.
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React Native and Expo contributors
We are core contributors to React Native and one of the top contributing groups in the Expo ecosystem.
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30+ libraries migrated
We have migrated 30+ core React Native libraries and a dozen mobile apps to the New Architecture.
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App.js Conf organizers
The biggest React Native and Expo-focused conference brings together experts from companies like Meta, Microsoft, Shopify, and Amazon.
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Maintainers of key libraries
Reanimated, Gesture Handler, Screens, and other key React Native libraries are created and maintained by Software Mansion engineers.
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Open source as daily work
About 30% of our daily work is devoted to open source, which keeps us close to ecosystem changes that affect React Native teams.
React Native New Architecture: key performance boosts
Our engineers have documented where the New Architecture improves performance and what teams need to account for when adopting it.
React Native's New Architecture: the tricky parts
The Tricky Parts series covers the implementation details teams run into when moving beyond the high-level migration checklist.
Ready to migrate without slowing the product roadmap?
Share your current React Native version, dependency constraints, and release timeline. We'll help you scope the safest path to the New Architecture.
Contact Ready to migrate?
Tell us where your app is today, which React Native version you are on, and what is blocking the migration. We'll get back to you with practical next steps.