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I will publish base44 app deploy capacitor ios android healthkit health connect store
Ebenezer
About this gig
Your Base44 app is live on the web, but not yet on the App Store or Google Play. I turn Base44 apps into real, submittable native apps with Capacitor, then add the health and wearable features buyers ask for most.
I build a Capacitor shell around your exported Base44 code, wire up Apple HealthKit and Android Health Connect, and push your app through App Store and Play Store.
What you get:
- Capacitor wrapper for iOS and Android from your Base44 export
- Apple HealthKit integration for steps and activity data
- Android Health Connect integration with permissions
- Push notifications via Firebase and APNs
- Background sync with duplicate step prevention
- App Store and Google Play submission, screenshots included
- Simple update workflow for future Base44 changes
- Signed builds ready for TestFlight testing
- App icon and splash screen setup
- Deep linking configuration
- Crash reporting integration
- Offline mode handling
- Post-launch bug fix support
TOOLS
- Capacitor
- Base44
- Xcode
- Android Studio
- Apple HealthKit
- Android Health Connect
- Firebase Cloud Messaging
- Apple Push Notification service (APNs)
- Node.js
- Ionic CLI
- Git / GitHub
- TestFlight
- App Store Connect
- Google Play Console
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Get to know Ebenezer
Ebenezer
Base44 App Rescue Expert iOS and Android App Store Deployment
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceJul 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, German, Italian, Spanish, French
Hi, I'm Ebenezer a Base44 developer who rescues broken apps and ships them to real app stores. I fix bugs, handle Base44 integrations, and deploy your app to iOS and Android using Capacitor, with HealthKit and Health Connect setup when needed. I connect Supabase databases, wire up REST APIs, configure push notifications and in-app purchases, and get your build signed for App Store and Google Play review. Stuck, broken, or ready to go native I will get your Base44 app working, converted, and published. Clean code, clear communication, fast delivery. Message me to start.
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FAQ
How do you wrap a Base44 web app into a native iOS and Android build with Capacitor?
I export your Base44 project code, then build a Capacitor shell around it with native plugins for HealthKit, Health Connect, and push, producing signed builds ready for App Store and Play Store submission.
Will Capacitor iOS and Android builds pass App Store review or trigger a rejection?
Yes, when native functionality (HealthKit, push, permissions) is properly wired in. A bare WebView wrap of a URL gets rejected; a Capacitor build with real native plugin integration does not.
Can you fix an existing Capacitor iOS/Android app that already got an App Store rejection?
Yes, I review the rejection reason, usually missing native functionality or unclear permission descriptions, then update the build and resubmit with the required fixes.
What's your approach to HealthKit integration for step and workout data?
I request read/write authorization for the specific HKObjectTypes needed, then query via HKStatisticsQuery for aggregated steps, avoiding duplicate counts across sources.
How does your Health Connect Android setup differ from a basic Fitbit or Google Fit API call?
Health Connect is Android's unified data layer, so I read from it directly rather than each wearable app separately, which keeps step totals consistent across Wear OS and third-party devices.
Do you handle duplicate step records between phone and smartwatch sources?
Yes, I dedupe using each record's source, UUID, and timestamp before totals are calculated, so steps logged by both a watch and phone aren't double counted.
What does push notification setup include for Firebase and APNs?
I configure Firebase Cloud Messaging for Android, generate the APNs key and provisioning profile for iOS, and wire both into the Capacitor push plugin for delivery.
Is this a no-code-to-native conversion, or do you write custom native code too?
Both, the UI layer comes from your Base44 export, but HealthKit and Health Connect require native Swift and Kotlin plugin code, which I write and maintain directly.
As a Capacitor plugin developer, do you build custom plugins or only use existing ones?
I use maintained community plugins where available and write custom native plugins when a feature, like specific HealthKit permissions, isn't covered by an existing package.
After you publish the app to the App Store, what's the process for future Base44 updates?
You update your Base44 project as usual; I re-export, rebuild the Capacitor shell, and resubmit, so ongoing content changes don't require rebuilding the wrapper from scratch.
