Your web app works, now you want it in the stores
Customers ask for an app, or you need push notifications and an icon on the home screen.
App Store and Google Play
Publish your AI-built app on the App Store and Google Play
We take web apps built with AI tools to the App Store and Google Play. We help you choose between wrapping the web app and building native screens, set it up with Capacitor or Expo, and handle signing, store listings and review, all under accounts you own.
Who it's for
Is it for you?
Apple rejected it
The review said it's too much like a website, or reviewers couldn't get past the sign-in.
You don't know where to start
Developer accounts, certificates, screenshots and privacy forms feel like a second project.
What's included
What we take care of
01
The right approach
Capacitor to wrap your web app when it fits, Expo and native screens when it doesn't, agreed before any work starts.
02
Features worth installing
Push notifications, offline screens and native navigation where they make the app better than the website.
03
Signing and builds
Certificates, app IDs and builds set up so you can ship updates again later.
04
Store listings and review
Screenshots, privacy details, a test account for reviewers and a clear reply if review comes back.
TechnologiesCapacitorExpoReact NativeXcodeApp Store ConnectTestFlightGoogle Play ConsolePush notifications
// your web build in a native shell
const config: CapacitorConfig = {
appId: "com.yourcompany.app",
appName: "Your App",
webDir: "dist",
}
export default configHow it works
Start free. Pay only when it's worth it.
01
Free health check
A quick outside check of your live app, free.
02
App Rescue Audit · $299
A written report in 2 business days with what to fix first.
03
Fixed-price fix
We fix it in your repo for a price you approve first, and can keep watching it on Care from $249/month.
Brands we've worked for
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FAQ
Questions about publishing to the App Store and Google Play
Can I put my web app on the App Store as it is?
Sometimes, but Apple often rejects apps that feel like a website in a frame. A wrapped app has a better chance when it adds what a browser can't, like push notifications, offline use or native navigation. The audit tells you which route fits your app.
Should I use Capacitor or Expo?
Capacitor keeps your existing web app and wraps it in a native shell, so it's usually the faster path for apps built with Lovable, Bolt or v0. Expo means building the screens in React Native, which takes more work and feels more native. We recommend one after looking at your code.
Whose developer accounts should the app be under?
Yours. You enroll in the Apple Developer Program and open a Google Play developer account in your name or your company's, then add us as users. A company account with Apple needs a D-U-N-S number, so start that early.
Why does Google Play ask me to run a test first?
New personal developer accounts on Google Play must run a closed test with a group of testers for a set time before they can publish to everyone. We plan that into the schedule so it doesn't surprise you.
How much does it cost to publish my app on the App Store and Google Play?
The App Rescue Audit costs $299 and you get a written report in 2 business days. If it finds no issue of medium or high severity, you get a full refund. If you start a plan within 30 days, the $299 is credited to your first month. The store work gets a fixed price you approve first. Apple and Google charge their own developer account fees, which you pay to them directly.
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Not sure the audit is the right step? Tell us what's failing and we'll suggest the next step that fits.