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modificationDate: June 29, 2026
title: Third-party libraries supported in Expo Go
description: A set of third-party libraries which support for is included by default in Expo Go environment.
inExpoGo: true
---

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# Third-party libraries supported in Expo Go

A set of third-party libraries which support for is included by default in Expo Go environment.

The Expo Go playground enables students and learners to quickly try out building native Android and iOS apps. It supports a curated list of third-party libraries that are community-driven, provide APIs for common app functionalities, and are tested with each Expo SDK release.

The difference between libraries listed in this section, and any other third-party library is that the support for former is built-in in Expo Go environment. You may use any library of your choice with development builds.

## Learn more

[Using other third-party libraries](/workflow/using-libraries.md#third-party-libraries) — Learn how to use other third-party npm libraries in your project.

[Introduction to development builds](/develop/development-builds/introduction.md) — Learn why use development builds, and how to get started.