Cross-platform and hybrid are two methods for creating mobile apps that may be used on platforms like Android and iOS. There are, however, some significant distinctions between the two approaches. Cross-platform creates apps for numerous platforms using a single codebase. It can save developers time and money as they must write the code once. Cross-platform apps, on the other hand, may have worse performance and a less native look and feel than native apps. The user interface of a hybrid mobile app is rendered using a web view. It allows developers to construct the app’s user interface using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Cross-platform apps can be slower and have a more native look and feel than hybrid apps. They are, however, more challenging to develop and sustain.