# Ship Your Web App to iOS Android Source: https://webnativeapp.com/ Description: Turn your website into an iOS or Android app with native builds, source code in your repo, lifetime updates, and no lock-in. No new framework, no native code, no monthly converter plan. We package the website you already ship into an iOS or Android app that follows your web releases. ## From your website to a published app. Three steps from URL to store. No compatibility check wall, no new platform to learn. ### Enter your app details Paste your website URL, name your app, and upload a logo. ### Choose a platform Pick iOS, Android, or both. Pay once and receive the full source in your repo. ### Keep shipping from your website Publish website changes normally. The app follows the newest version without a backend bill. spend 4 weeks rebuilding your web app into mobile technology We turn your app into a mobile app. ## Your own app in the stores,without renting a platform. One handoff, your repo, your release flow. 1. **Store-ready app:** Turn a compatible website into an iOS or Android project ready for normal store submission. 2. **Build minutes included:** Use the included M2 build minutes to produce the mobile app instead of paying for a separate build plan. 3. **Lifetime website updates:** Keep deploying your website. The app can refresh from your own URL in the background. 4. **No mobile setup:** You keep the source in your repo without having to learn iOS or Android setup. ## The mobile app path used to be heavy. Most teams had to staff a native project, rebuild the product for two platforms, then wait on store review before users could get the update. The old way 1. Hire mobile developers Plan native iOS and Android work beside the web product. 2. Rebuild what already works Duplicate screens, auth, navigation, and release logic. 3. Wait for app store review Every meaningful update gets slowed by another submission cycle. Now 1. Start from your website Keep the product, stack, and deployment workflow you already use. 2. Receive the app source Get a store-ready mobile project in your repo, not a rented dashboard. 3. Update your site, update your app You update the website, it updates the app instantly, no waiting on a store review. ## Add the phone moments your website cannot provide. Start with the web app you already ship, then add selected Capacitor plugins where they create a visible mobile upgrade. Pick a few high-impact features, not every permission at once. [Auth Social login Let users sign in through native Google, Facebook, or Apple account flows.](https://webnativeapp.com/documentation#social-login) [Media Camera capture Show a live camera view for photos, scanning, check-ins, and visual workflows.](https://webnativeapp.com/documentation#camera-preview) [Auth Biometric unlock Let repeat users open sensitive screens with Face ID, Touch ID, or Android biometrics.](https://webnativeapp.com/documentation#native-biometric) [Store growth In-app reviews Ask satisfied users for App Store or Google Play ratings without leaving the app.](https://webnativeapp.com/documentation#in-app-review) [Dynamic Island Live Activities Show live timers, deliveries, or order status in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen.](https://webnativeapp.com/documentation#live-activities) [Home screen Widgets Expose status, shortcuts, counters, or saved items on the phone home screen.](https://webnativeapp.com/documentation#widget-kit) ## Pay once. Keep the app. Update from your website. Hosted converters sell convenience, then keep you inside their dashboard. This keeps the useful part: a mobile app that follows your web release flow. - **Payment model:** One-time - **App updates:** From your website - **Ownership:** No vendor lock in - **Build minutes:** 200 / 400 M2 - **Required backend:** None ## Where the money actually goes. - No vendor lock-in - No subscription - No update fees The Others - Setup fee + annual plan - Source code locked in their dashboard - Paid plan required for updates - Manual resubmission for every change - Requires learning their proprietary builder - Paid submission service - vendor lock-in WebNativeApp - One-time payment - Source code in your repo - Free lifetime updates - Realtime updates from your website - No native code required - Normal store submission, no service fee - No vendor lock-in ## Scale without the invoice exploding. Hosted converters bill by user, device, or MAU on their own infrastructure. WebNativeApp runs on your existing website hosting, so the cost stays flat no matter how many people install the app. WebNativeApp The Others Cost ↑ The Others WebNativeApp Users over time → ## People who already shipped with WebNativeApp. > "We had both stores live in about a week, straight from the website we already ship. No native rewrite, no dashboard to rent." Malik Duval Founder, Direct-to-consumer app > "Our web app ships daily. The mobile app just picks it up — zero resubmission, zero update fee." Jordan Lee Product lead, SaaS platform > "The source landed in our own repo on day one. That alone made it an easy call over the hosted converters we tried first." Sarah Okafor Head of Marketing, Marketplace app ## Pick one platform or ship both stores. One platform ### $199/app For a compatible website that needs either an iOS app or an Android app. - iOS or Android app project - 200 M2 build minutes included - Website-powered lifetime updates - Source handoff, no monthly converter plan Most popular Two platforms ### $398/app For builders who want the same compatible website packaged for both app stores. - iOS and Android app projects - 400 M2 build minutes included - Website-powered lifetime updates - Release checklist for both stores Need help? ### Talk/project For teams that want us to validate the site, wire the app, or prepare the project handoff. - Website app-readiness audit - Mobile setup and store-readiness help - Project handoff without vendor lock-in ## Convinced? - Let's Start Get started today - turn your existing web app into a native mobile app. No rebuilds, no hassle, just one click to test it on your phone. ## FAQ ### Do I need an Apple or Google developer account? Yes. Apple charges $99/year and Google a one-time $25 to publish on their stores. Creating the accounts takes a few minutes, and we walk you through it during setup. ### What happens when I update my website? Nothing to do. Publish your website like you always do — the app picks up the newest version on its own. No store re-submission, no update fee, no monthly plan. ### Do I need to know how to code iOS or Android? No. There is zero native code to write: keep building in Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, or whatever you already use. The full app source lives in your repo if you ever want to go deeper. ### Will I be locked into your platform? No. You keep the full app source in your own repo, so you can build, modify, or move it without depending on our platform. ### How do I know if my website is compatible? [Paste your URL at the top of this page](#top) — the compatibility check is free and instant, and tells you exactly what to fix if something blocks the app. ### Will Apple reject my app for just being a website in a wrapper? Fair concern. Apple can reject apps that are just a website in a browser view (guideline 4.2). That's why **we don't wrap your website, we turn it into a proper mobile experience**: push notifications, native navigation, splash screen, and haptics ship on every project by default, with room to add social login, camera capture, or biometric unlock for even more native feel. ## Not a black-box app converter. WebNativeApp ships on proven mobile foundations instead of a closed wrapper you rent forever. Built on Capacitor Backed by [Capgo](https://github.com/Cap-go) Capgo is one of the leading open-source organizations in the Capacitor ecosystem — [see the code on GitHub](https://github.com/Cap-go). ## This works only when your website can already behave like an app. The best fit is a web app that loads in the browser without server-rendered user-specific pages. If your site needs a server to build a different first page for every user, this is not the right product. Under the hood, this uses standard Capacitor enhanced with Capgo tooling, so vibe coders do not need to understand the native side to use it. ### Good fit - Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Vite, React, Vue, or similar app - Pages work from the same published website - Login and data load after the app opens - Images, fonts, and scripts are reachable from the site ### Bad fit - Website only works after a private server renders the page - Different first HTML for every logged-in user - Critical app code hosted on random third-party domains - Assets generated only at request time ## Turn your website into an app. Enter your website URL to begin. Three steps to a published mobile app.