I maintain the React Native libraries your app probably already depends on.
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cryptoc - my crypto portfolio appYour coins on the home screen, lock screen and watch face. iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Android, Android tablet and Wear OS.
Downloading it is what pays for the time that goes into everything below. |
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| react-native-gifted-chat The default chat UI of the React Native ecosystem |
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| react-native-zoom-reanimated Apple Photos-style pinch, pan and double-tap zoom at 120fps |
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| react-native-background-downloader Downloads and uploads that survive backgrounding and termination |
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| react-native-action-cable Rails ActionCable channels over WebSocket |
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| react-native-chat Streaming AI messages, reactions, replies, Web. Drop-in Gifted Chat successor |
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| react-native-cloud-sync iCloud KV, CloudKit, iCloud Drive and Google Drive behind one API |
Gifted Chat went 14 months without a release; 150,000 people a month installed it anyway. I shipped the next one, then 25 more - 404 commits, backlog 154 issues β 3, downloads 168K β 444K a month.
Every React Native, Expo, Reanimated or Gradle release can break native code, and someone has to port it before your build fails. Sponsors get faster issues, same-week support for new RN and Expo releases, and real docs; companies also get logo placement and a heads-up before breaking changes land.
Current goal: 10 sponsors = one guaranteed maintenance day every month.
Everything stays MIT / Apache 2.0 and free, forever.






