Native apps are created for a specific platform (like iOS or Android) using that platform's programming language and tools. They can use device features directly and usually perform best.
Hybrid apps combine web technologies inside a native container, allowing them to run on multiple platforms with the same codebase.
Native apps are optimized for their platform, providing the best performance and full access to device features like camera, GPS, and sensors.
Web apps are built with web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and run in browsers. They do not use platform-specific languages like Swift or Kotlin.
Native apps provide the best user experience, full access to device features like camera and GPS, and can work offline reliably on each platform.