Native app is built using the native programming language, framework, and tools of the platform, such as Swift or Objective-C for iOS and Java or Kotlin for Android, and C# or Visual Basic for Windows.
A native app can access the full features and functionalities of the device, such as camera, GPS, accelerometer, and push. A native app also offers a high performance, user experience, and
security, as it is optimized for the platform.
A hybrid app is a software application that can run on both platforms such as Android and IOS, using a single codebase.
A hybrid app is developed using frameworks such as React Native, Flutter, Xamarin, and Ionic.
A hybrid app combines the advantages of native apps, such as performance, user experience, and access to device capabilities, and web apps, such as cross-platform compatibility, easy maintenance, and lower development costs.