LovableShip to both App Stores
Deploy to Apple App Store and Google Play from a single place.
App Store Compliance Check
AI checks your app against store guidelines before submission.
Preview on your Phone
Send your app to Testflight on your device
Create Screenshots
Generate professional app store screenshots automatically.
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Everything you need to ship
No Native Rewrite.
Keep your existing web app. No Swift, no Kotlin, no second codebase. Ship what you've already built.
AI Compliance Check.
Automatically audit your app against Apple and Google guidelines before you submit. Catch rejections before they happen.
Store Assets in Minutes.
Screenshots, icons, and metadata generated automatically at every required resolution.
Live Preview on Device.
Send your app to TestFlight or an Android device instantly. See exactly what users will see.
One-Click Updates.
Push new versions to both stores from a single dashboard. No Xcode, no Android Studio.
Step-by-step
shipable navigates you from your web app to the app stores and beyond
Supermanage
Both App Stores from a single place
Ship to Apple App Store
Preview on your Phone
Suggest Code Changes
Build & Deploy new Updates
shipable agent
Convert to Mobile App
Change Metadata
Handle App Review
Create Screenshots
Check for Compliance
Ship to Google Play Store
Learn how to ship to the App Store
Guides and insights on turning your web app into a native app — from compliance to distribution and everything in between.
April 2, 2026
Why Your Web App Belongs in the App Store
You built a great web app. But you're missing out on millions of users who discover software through the App Store and Google Play. Here's why publishing your web app as a native app is the smartest growth move you can make.
April 5, 2026
From PWA to Native: What You Need to Know
PWAs promised native-like experiences on the web. They delivered — partially. Here's an honest look at where PWAs fall short and when it makes sense to go native.
April 7, 2026
App Store Compliance: The Hidden Blocker for Web-to-Native Apps
Most app store rejections aren't about code — they're about metadata, privacy policies, and guidelines you didn't know existed. Here's what trips up web developers and how to avoid it.