# Expo

> React Native made easy: build, ship, OTA-update

Source: https://aistack.sh/tool/expo
Category: AI IDEs
Site: https://expo.dev
Status: active
Last verified by a human: 2026-05-05

The default starting point for React Native apps. Expo Router for navigation, EAS Build for CI signing, EAS Update for over-the-air JS bundles, and an SDK that smooths native module pain.

## Pricing

As published on the tool page: Free · $19/mo Starter · $199/mo Production · Enterprise from $1,999/mo

Read from https://expo.dev/pricing on 2026-09-04:

- Free: $0 per month
- Starter: $19 per month
- Production: $199 per month
- Enterprise: custom / contact per month

## Used in 1 tested stack

- [iOS + Android with Expo](https://aistack.sh/stack/cross-platform-mobile) — Build infra + OTA updates, $67/mo

## Recent changes

- **Expo added one-command PostHog integration for analytics and error tracking** (2026-09-09, feature) — Developers can connect PostHog to Expo apps in a single command to set up analytics, session replay, and error tracking. Events are automatically tagged with the EAS update version, allowing correlation of app behavior with specific deployments. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **Expo adds one-command PostHog integration** (2026-09-09, feature) — Expo now includes built-in PostHog integration that sets up analytics, session replay, and error tracking in one command. Events are automatically tagged with the corresponding EAS update version for better correlation between app behavior and deployments. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **PostHog analytics integration available for Expo apps** (2026-09-09, feature) — Developers can now integrate PostHog's analytics, session replay, and error tracking into Expo apps with one command. Events are automatically tagged with their EAS update version, enabling better production monitoring and debugging. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **PostHog integration added to Expo** (2026-09-09, feature) — Developers can now integrate PostHog analytics, session replay, and error tracking directly into Expo apps. Events are automatically tagged with the EAS update version, providing better correlation between app versions and production metrics. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **Expo Go now requires developer login to run projects** (2026-09-03, feature) — Starting September 3, developers must log in to their Expo account to run projects in Expo Go. This requirement improves project tracking and enables better analytics and account management for the platform. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **Login now required for running projects in Expo Go** (2026-09-03, feature) — Expo Go now requires users to log in before running projects. This is a breaking change in the development workflow that affects how developers test applications during development. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **Expo Go now requires login to run projects** (2026-09-03, feature) — Expo Go has implemented a requirement for users to log in before running projects. This changes the development workflow for local testing and may impact developers who were using Expo Go without authentication. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **EAS Observe enters general availability** (2026-08-20, release) — EAS Observe, Expo's production monitoring service, is now generally available to all developers. The service helps teams understand real-world app performance, identify issues, and optimize user experience with production insights. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **EAS Observe is now generally available** (2026-08-20, release) — Expo's production monitoring and analytics tool moved from private preview to general availability. Developers can now use Observe to understand real-world app performance, identify issues, and optimize their Expo applications in production. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog
- **EAS Observe reached general availability** (2026-08-20, release) — Expo's production monitoring service, EAS Observe, is now available to all users. It provides insights into how Expo apps perform in the real world and helps developers understand user experience metrics across their deployments. Source: https://expo.dev/changelog

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From aistack.sh. Last updated 2026-05-05.