How does app publishing work?

shipable takes your web app and wraps it into a native mobile experience. We handle the App Store compliance check, native conversion, metadata management, and submission to both Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

What kind of apps can I ship?

Any web app can be shipped. Whether it's built with React, Next.js, Lovable, or any other web framework, shipable converts it into a native mobile app ready for the app stores.

How long does it take to get my app on the App Store?

The average deployment time is about 2.1 days. This includes the compliance check, native conversion, and submission. Apple's review process typically takes 24 to 48 hours after submission.

What's included in the free trial?

For now we have no limits for shipable as we are rolling it out. So enjoy free shipping for now. Later you will be able to buy credits to generate metadata, run checks, update your app, and more.

What if my app can't be shipped?

Both the Founder and Premium plans include up to 100% refund if your app can't be shipped. We're confident in our process but want you to feel secure.

Are Apple and Google developer fees included?

No. App Store setup fees charged by Apple (99 dollars per year) and Google (25 dollars one-time) are not included in our prices. These are fees you pay directly to Apple and Google.

Do you support native integrations?

Yes, the Premium plan includes native integrations such as push notifications, device APIs, and platform-specific optimizations that go beyond a simple web wrapper.

Can I update my app after it's published?

Absolutely. shipable provides Build & Deploy functionality to push updates to your app. You can change metadata, update code, and deploy new versions.

Did you know Apple rejects about 1 in 3 app submissions?

That's exactly why shipable exists. Our AI-powered compliance check analyzes your app before submission, identifying and fixing issues automatically. 87% get through review on the first try with shipable. If you follow our suggested fixes, you'll usually get into the App Store in fewer than 3 attempts or receive a refund.

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