I’m building a cross-platform utility app and the immediate focus is the React Native code-base. I want one repository that compiles cleanly for both iOS and Android, leverages modern React hooks, and remains easy to scale alongside a planned Node.js API and, later, a small React.js web dashboard. Here is the first milestone I’d like completed: • Set up a fresh React Native project (Expo or bare workflow; your call) with navigation, theming and state management wired in. • Implement the initial two utility screens based on wireframes I’ll supply, keeping styling platform-appropriate. • Provide working test builds—APK and TestFlight or ad-hoc IPA—plus clear README instructions so `yarn install && yarn ios/android` runs without friction. Acceptance criteria: the app installs and functions on real devices running current iOS and Android versions, passes ESLint/Prettier, and all included unit tests are green. Clean, modular code is essential because future phases will introduce additional screens, a Node.js backend and a React.js admin panel. If this first slice goes smoothly, there’s plenty more work ahead.