I will convert website to app, lovable to ios android, base44 to ios native app


About this gig
Convert website to app the real way: your Lovable, Base44 or custom web app as a native iOS and Android app.
Most website to app gigs wrap your site in a WebView. Apple often rejects those under guideline 4.2, and users can tell. I rebuild your screens natively in Flutter, connected to the backend you already have.
If your app runs on Supabase or Firebase, the mobile app uses the same database and logins. Web and mobile users stay in sync, nothing gets migrated.
What you get:
- Native screens rebuilt from your Lovable, Base44, Bolt, Replit or custom web app
- Push notifications, Apple and Google sign-in, in-app purchases (Premium)
- Offline handling, app icon and splash screen
- App Store and Google Play publishing from your own accounts
- TestFlight and Google's 12-tester closed test set up for you
- Full source code, yours to keep
Why me: I'm a product engineer who has shipped 7 mobile apps for clients, including a subscription app with Stripe and push notifications, and a real estate marketplace with chat and maps.
Not sure which package fits? Start with the plan. If you go ahead within 14 days, its price comes off your build.
Get to know Gufran
I fix broken or half built and AI generated apps and get them live
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceJul 2020
- Last delivery11 months
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Urdu, English
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FAQ
WebView or native, what's the difference?
A WebView app shows your website inside an app frame. A native app has real screens built for the phone. Native apps feel faster, work offline, and are far less likely to be rejected by Apple.
Will Apple approve my app?
Nobody can honestly guarantee it. Apple's guideline 4.2 rejects apps that are just a repackaged website. Native screens and real phone features are what get apps approved, and that's what I build.
Do I lose my existing backend?
No. If you use Supabase or Firebase, the app connects to the same project. Same users, same data. Other backends work too if they have an API.
Which accounts do I need?
An Apple Developer account ($99 a year) and a Google Play Console account ($25 once). I guide you through creating them. The apps are published under your name.
What is the Google Play 12-tester rule?
New personal Google Play accounts must run a closed test with 12 testers for 14 days before going public. I set it up and tell you exactly what to do.
How do you count screens?
A screen is one distinct page, like login, home, profile or settings. The plan package lists every screen in your app so the quote is exact.
Will the app update when I change my website?
Data and content update instantly because they share a backend. Design changes to the website don't copy over automatically; I can add them to the app later.
Do I own the code?
Yes. You get the full Flutter source code in your GitHub repo, plus build instructions.
My web app has bugs. Can you fix them too?
Yes. The plan flags them, and I can fix the backend issues before building the app, so the mobile app doesn't inherit them.
What happens after launch?
Premium includes 30 days of support for bugs and store updates. After that, I can keep maintaining the app monthly if you want.

