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title: "Building Ascently: Why I Chose Native Over Cross-Platform"
description: "Building a fully native climbing tracker and why I didn't use Flutter or React Native."
pubDate: "2025-02-15"
pubDate: "2025-10-16"
tags: ["projects", "open-source", "mobile"]
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Building native apps on both platforms taught me that cross-platform frameworks solve a real problem—but not _my_ problem. I wanted to learn native development while solving a problem I felt was never properly solved. And of course I wanted full control over the tech stack without abstractions or code generation getting in the way.
## Try It (Or Don't)
## Try It (pls >.<)
If you climb and you're looking for a simple app to manage your trips to the gym, please give [Ascently](https://ascently.atri.dad) a shot. All the code is available at [git.atri.dad/atridad/Ascently](https://git.atri.dad/atridad/Ascently).
If you climb and you're looking for a simple app to manage your sessions, please give [Ascently](https://ascently.atri.dad) a shot. All the code is available at [git.atri.dad/atridad/Ascently](https://git.atri.dad/atridad/Ascently).