iOS Ports for Two React Apps

I already run two React Native apps on Android—one is a warehouse-management system, the other drives a medical-device workflow with patient registration, test booking, and reporting. The shared backend is solid and both iOS bundles compile, yet a few platform-specific quirks keep them from behaving like their Android counterparts.

What I need now is straightforward: iron out the iOS-only issues, finish off a handful of missing features, and guide both binaries cleanly through App Store review.

Key tasks
• Resolve any iOS build/runtime errors and UI glitches.
• Implement camera-based barcode scanning in the warehouse app.
• Hook up push notifications for bookings, test status, and report availability.
• Ensure the patient registration, test booking, and report viewing screens work flawlessly on iPhone and iPad.
• Verify the existing API connections return the correct data on iOS; fix any endpoints or state handling that differ from Android.
• Produce release builds, handle certificates/provisioning, set up TestFlight, and submit both apps for App Store approval.

Acceptance criteria
1. Both apps install on iOS 13+ devices, run on iPhone and iPad, and match Android feature-for-feature.
2. Barcode scanning, notifications, and the stated medical workflow screens operate without crashes or layout issues.
3. Apple’s review guidelines are met and each app is approved for public release.

If you have shipped React Native projects to the App Store before and can move quickly, let’s get these two over the finish line.