Mobile
Apps that run on a phone
Not a website in a phone-shaped frame. A React Native project, previewed on a real device, and built into something you can put in a store.
Real React Native, not a wrapper
A mobile project is Expo and React Native — native navigation, native controls, the gestures people expect. It is the same stack a mobile developer would reach for, which is what makes the output something they could carry on with.
Preview on your actual phone
Scan a code and the app opens on your device, running the files that were just written. A phone-shaped rectangle on a laptop tells you very little about how something feels in a hand; this tells you everything.
Builds you can ship
When it is ready, a real build comes out the other end — an .ipa and an .apk, signed and installable, the same artefacts any Expo project produces. Store submission is yours to do, under your own developer account.
What are you going to build?
Start with a sentence. Follow the draft and AI review, then test and refine the result.