App Store & Google Play
Everything about getting through review · submission, TestFlight, the guidelines that catch web-to-app builds, and what to do when Apple says no.
Convert Bubble.io to Native App: Get the Source Code & Ownership
To convert Bubble.io to a native app with source code, you must use a Capacitor-based bridge rather than a closed wrapper. This allows you to export the iOS and Android project files to a GitHub repository. Unlike subscription wrappers, this method ensures you own the code, the native binaries, and the App Store listings.
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Capacitor vs. PWA: Why Real Native Apps Win for UX and Retention
A native app built with Capacitor is superior to a PWA because it provides access to the App Store, enables reliable push notifications, and supports native biometrics like Face ID. While PWAs are cheaper to build, Capacitor apps offer higher user trust and better retention through a real native presence.
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Convert WordPress to Native iOS & Android: No Subscriptions
You can convert WordPress to a native iOS and Android app for a one-time fee by using a professional conversion service like KW Native. Instead of monthly subscriptions, you pay once for native binaries (.ipa and .aab), full source code ownership, and integrated features like push notifications and biometrics, ensuring your app remains independent of third-party platforms.
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How to Convert Your Lovable Web App to iOS and Android (Native)
Transform your Lovable web app into a native iOS and Android app. This guide covers Capacitor integration, passing Apple Guideline 4.2, and why a one-time fee beats a subscription.
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Ship a Lovable app to the App Store · full guide
Lovable ships web apps, so publishing to the App Store means wrapping the live site in a Capacitor shell, adding real push, biometrics and deep links, then submitting under your own Apple and Google accounts. Budget about ten days end to end.
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Deploy your vibe-coded app to the App Store
A vibe-coded app from Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor or Replit goes to the stores the same way any web app does · a Capacitor shell around the deployed site, native push and biometrics wired in, and a submission under your own developer accounts. No rewrite.
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Convert your Bubble app to native iOS and Android
Bubble cannot publish to the App Store on its own. Point a Capacitor shell at your Bubble app's custom domain, wire push and biometrics into the shell, and submit · your Bubble editor keeps working exactly as before and content updates need no re-review.
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