.NET MAUI Blazor - Native Apps in C# and .NET
One Codebase for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS. Built on the .NET Ecosystem.
.NET MAUI with Blazor Hybrid combines the power of C# and .NET with native UI across all platforms. Ideal for companies already using the .NET stack - share business logic, models, and services between your backend and mobile application.
If your backend runs on .NET, building a mobile app in C# means sharing models, validation logic, and services across your entire stack. .NET MAUI with Blazor Hybrid delivers native apps for four platforms from a single codebase rooted in your existing ecosystem.
We build cross-platform applications using .NET MAUI with Blazor Hybrid, where UI is rendered through Razor components with full access to native platform APIs for camera, GPS, biometrics, file system, and sensors. Shared projects let you reuse Entity Framework models, FluentValidation rules, and business services between your ASP.NET backend and the mobile client - eliminating duplicate logic. Enterprise integration is seamless: Azure AD for authentication, Microsoft 365 connectivity, Dynamics CRM data access, and SQL Server with Entity Framework. The compiled C# runtime provides strong typing, null safety, and LINQ queries that catch bugs at compile time. Deployment uses Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions for automated builds targeting App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store, and internal MDM distribution through Intune or JAMF.
- Share C# models, validations, and business logic between .NET backend and mobile app
- Native apps for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS from one Blazor Hybrid codebase
- Enterprise-ready with Azure AD, Microsoft 365, Dynamics, and SQL Server integration
- Compiled C# with strong typing and null safety catches bugs before production
What's included
What You Get
Four Platforms From One Codebase
iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS from a single codebase. Truly native applications - not a web wrapper, but a full build for each platform.
C# and .NET From Backend to Frontend
One language and ecosystem for the entire stack. Share models, validations, business logic, and NuGet packages between server and client.
Blazor Hybrid for UI
Blazor components rendered natively through WebView with full access to platform APIs. Razor syntax, dependency injection, and .NET tooling.
Native Device API Access
Camera, GPS, biometrics, files, sensors - all through .NET MAUI APIs. Unified interface for all platforms with the option for platform-specific code.
Enterprise Ecosystem Integration
Azure AD, Microsoft 365, Dynamics, SQL Server, Entity Framework. Seamless connection to your existing corporate infrastructure.
Hot Reload and Productivity
.NET Hot Reload and XAML Hot Reload for instant feedback during development. Visual Studio and VS Code with complete IntelliSense support.
Strong Typing and Safety
Compiled C# code with null safety, generics, and LINQ. Catch bugs at compile time, not in production.
Backed by Microsoft
.NET MAUI is an official Microsoft framework with long-term support (LTS), regular updates, and extensive documentation.
Perfect for
Perfect For
- Companies with an existing .NET backend looking for a mobile app with shared code
- Enterprise applications connected to Azure, Microsoft 365, and corporate systems
- Line-of-business apps - CRM, ERP clients, field service, inspections
- Apps targeting both Windows and mobile devices - internal tools, POS systems
- Regulated industries (finance, healthcare) where type safety and auditability are critical
Our Process
How We Work
Analysis & Architecture
We map your .NET infrastructure, target platforms, and integration requirements. We design a shared architecture between your backend and mobile client.
UI Design & Blazor Components
We design the interface with Blazor components and native styling for each platform. Prototype for testing on real devices.
Development & Integration
We implement business logic in C#, connect APIs and enterprise systems. Code is shared between backend and client through shared projects.
Cross-Platform Testing
Unit tests, integration tests, and manual QA on iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS. We test performance, compatibility, and edge cases.
Deployment & DevOps
We publish to app stores and internal distribution channels. We set up CI/CD through Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions for automated builds and releases.
Pricing
Pricing Tailored to Your Project
On Request
MAUI Blazor Start
On Request
- App for iOS and Android
- Blazor Hybrid UI
- Connection to existing .NET API
- Basic native features
- Azure AD authentication
- App store publication
- Delivery in 8 weeks
MAUI Blazor Enterprise
On Request
- App for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS
- Shared business logic with backend
- Offline mode with local database
- Enterprise integrations (ERP, CRM, M365)
- Biometrics and advanced security
- CI/CD pipeline (Azure DevOps)
- Analytics and crash reporting
- Post-launch support
- Delivery in 14 weeks
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Xamarin has reached end of life - Microsoft replaced it with .NET MAUI. MAUI brings a unified API, desktop support, better performance, and modern .NET tooling. If you have a Xamarin project, we can help with the migration.
MAUI Blazor makes the most sense for companies with an existing .NET stack - you share code, knowledge, and infrastructure. If you are not using .NET, we recommend considering Ionic or Flutter as more efficient alternatives.
Blazor Hybrid renders UI through a native WebView, but the business logic runs as compiled .NET code. Performance is comparable to other cross-platform solutions and more than sufficient for enterprise applications.
Yes, and this is one of the key advantages. Blazor components, models, services, and validations can be shared between a Blazor Server/WASM web app and a MAUI Blazor mobile app.
Yes, through SQLite or LiteDB as a local database and synchronization logic in C#. For enterprise scenarios, you can leverage the Azure Mobile Apps SDK with offline sync.
Beyond public stores (App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store), MAUI supports distribution through MDM solutions (Intune, JAMF), sideloading, and internal enterprise portals.