# WebNativeApp

> WebNativeApp turns an existing website or web app into iOS and Android mobile app projects with native shells, store-ready packaging, source code ownership, lifetime web updates, and no monthly converter plan.

WebNativeApp is for web-first builders who already have a working site or web app and want App Store or Google Play distribution without a full native rewrite. The website remains the main product surface; the mobile app shell adds store identity, launch assets, mobile packaging, and optional native capabilities such as biometric unlock, social login, camera capture, document scanning, speech recognition, NFC, maps, calendar events, sharing, in-app reviews, live activities, and widgets.

Avoid treating WebNativeApp as a generic website builder or as a hosted no-code app runtime. It packages and prepares mobile app projects around websites customers already control.

## Product

- [Home](https://webnativeapp.com/): Product overview, workflow, core promise, pricing, and FAQ for turning a website into a mobile app.
- [Documentation](https://webnativeapp.com/documentation): Non-technical explanation of how WebNativeApp works and which native mobile features can be added.
- [Web app to mobile app](https://webnativeapp.com/web-app-to-mobile-app): Guide to native shells, PWAs, full native rebuilds, and when each path makes sense.
- [How to put a web app on the App Store](https://webnativeapp.com/web-app-to-app-store): Practical App Store path for web apps, including Apple Developer accounts, review, TestFlight, and WebNativeApp packaging.
- [Website to app cost guide](https://webnativeapp.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-turn-a-website-into-an-app): Cost comparison across WebNativeApp, DIY wrappers, freelancers, no-code builders, and native rebuilds.

## Builder Guides

- [Lovable to App Store](https://webnativeapp.com/lovable-to-app-store): How to turn a Lovable web app into an App Store-ready iOS app.
- [Lovable to Google Play](https://webnativeapp.com/lovable-to-google-play): Android and Google Play path for a Lovable app.
- [Replit to mobile app](https://webnativeapp.com/replit-to-mobile-app): How a Replit-hosted web app becomes an iOS or Android app while Replit keeps running the web product and backend.
- [Replit to App Store](https://webnativeapp.com/replit-to-app-store): Manual iOS requirements and the faster WebNativeApp route for Replit apps.
- [Bolt to App Store](https://webnativeapp.com/bolt-to-app-store): Store packaging path for Bolt-built web apps.
- [Cursor to mobile app](https://webnativeapp.com/cursor-to-mobile-app): Capacitor, store assets, native features, and WebNativeApp workflow for Cursor-built apps.
- [Base44 to mobile app](https://webnativeapp.com/base44-to-mobile-app): Mobile packaging path for Base44 apps.
- [v0 to App Store](https://webnativeapp.com/v0-to-app-store): How to move from a v0-built web interface to an App Store-ready iOS app.
- [Supabase mobile app](https://webnativeapp.com/supabase-mobile-app): Mobile app considerations for Supabase-backed web apps.
- [Firebase mobile app](https://webnativeapp.com/firebase-mobile-app): Mobile app considerations for Firebase-backed web apps.
- [AI app builder to App Store](https://webnativeapp.com/ai-app-builder-app-store): Strategy guide for apps built with AI app builders like Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, and Cursor.
- [Turn a website into an app without coding](https://webnativeapp.com/turn-website-into-app-without-coding): No-code website-to-app guide for creators using compatible web and AI builders.
- [Make an app without coding](https://webnativeapp.com/make-an-app-without-knowing-how-to-code): 2026 comparison of native no-code builders, AI web builders plus packaging, and hiring a developer.
- [How to build a mobile app in 2026](https://webnativeapp.com/how-to-build-a-mobile-app-in-2026): Recommended 2026 path: build once as a web app, then convert it into iOS and Android apps.
- [Claude Code to mobile app](https://webnativeapp.com/claude-code-to-mobile-app): Coding-assisted path for turning a web app into a mobile app with Claude Code.
- [Claude Code vs WebNativeApp](https://webnativeapp.com/claude-code-vs-webnativeapp): Comparison of coding control, release complexity, speed, and guided packaging.

## Comparisons

- [WebNativeApp vs Capgo](https://webnativeapp.com/capgo): Comparison for website-to-app packaging, Capacitor updates, builds, ownership, and release workflow.
- [WebNativeApp vs Capawesome](https://webnativeapp.com/capawesome): Comparison between website-to-mobile-app packaging and Capacitor plugin tooling.
- [WebNativeApp vs Despia](https://webnativeapp.com/despia): Comparison for turning websites into app store-ready iOS and Android projects.
- [WebNativeApp vs Median.co](https://webnativeapp.com/median): Simple feature comparison between WebNativeApp and Median.co.

## Trust and Policies

- [Security](https://webnativeapp.com/security): Security overview and vulnerability disclosure contact.
- [Privacy Policy](https://webnativeapp.com/privacy): Data collected during website visits, onboarding, packaging, billing, and support.
- [Terms of Service](https://webnativeapp.com/terms): Rules for using WebNativeApp's website, dashboard, and app-packaging pipeline.
- [Support Policy](https://webnativeapp.com/support-policy): Support scope for the platform, onboarding pipeline, and generated app projects.
- [Service Level Agreement](https://webnativeapp.com/sla): Service availability and support commitments.
- [Acceptable Use Policy](https://webnativeapp.com/acceptable-use): Content and conduct rules for packaged apps.
- [Data Policy](https://webnativeapp.com/data-policy): Operational data handling for the service.
- [Data Protection Agreement](https://webnativeapp.com/dpa): Data protection terms for customers.
- [Subprocessors](https://webnativeapp.com/subprocessors): Third-party processors used to operate WebNativeApp.
- [Bug Bounty](https://webnativeapp.com/bug-bounty): Vulnerability reporting scope and reward details.