> Do you actually mean native Android? I get your point and I am sympathetic to it but most people would consider solutions in Java or Kotlin to be native. It

> Do you actually mean native Android? I get your point and I am sympathetic to it but most people would consider solutions in Java or Kotlin to be native. It is simply a different use of the word "native". Honestly these days even solutions like React Native(!) and Flutter are called native. So I would say if a manager type is asking you and you are doing more than pure web stack PWAs it is fair game to call it native.