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I will convert base44 lovable pwa to ios android webview capacitor app store submission
Mobile App developer, Code, TestFlight and App Submission Expert
App rejected by Apple or Google? I fix the issues and get it approved.
Idea stuck or app half built? I take it from concept to live in the store.
Tired of developers who vanish? You get regular update...
About this Gig
your web app works. your users want it in the app store.
built it in base44, lovable, replit, bolt, react, next or a pwa? i turn it into a real ios and android app and get it submitted.
most wrappers get rejected under apple 4.2 because theyre just a website in a frame. i add the native layer reviewers look for: push, native navigation, offline screen, deep links, splash, icons, correct permissions.
what you get:
- capacitor ios and android project from your existing app
- login working inside the app, magic links open the app
- push notification setup
- icon, splash, safe areas, status bar fixed
- signed builds: ipa for testflight, aab for play
- store forms and submission help
- source code in your repo
tiers:
basic: readiness check, fix list and wrapper plan
standard: one working app build, ios or android
premium: ios and android builds, native features, submitted
i need: your live url or repo, access by invite. never passwords.
message me before ordering. send your link and i'll tell you what it needs.
Platform:
Cross-platforms
App type:
Hybrid
Programming language:
Dart
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JavaScript
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Kotlin
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PHP
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HTML
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React Native
Frameworks:
Flutter
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Ionic
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Node.js
Tools:
Bubble
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Flutterflow
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Expo
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Android Studio
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Xcode
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Supabase
My Portfolio
FAQ
what makes your wrapper different from the ones apple rejects?
a rejected wrapper is a website in a frame. mine adds what review looks for: native navigation, push, offline handling, deep links, proper permission strings and a real splash and icon set. before building, i check your app against 4.2 and tell you what it needs
i have supabase, firebase or stripe behind my app. does it keep working?
yes. the wrapper loads your existing app, so your backend, auth and database stay untouched. i don’t rebuild anything. secret keys stay on your server, never inside the app bundle. if something won’t work in a native shell, i tell you before building
can login, magic links and google sign in work inside the app?
yes. i set up deep links and universal links so magic links open the app and not the browser. google sign in gets the native flow, and apple sign in gets added when your login rules require it. i test each flow on a real device before delivery
i sell subscriptions on stripe. does that work on ios?
for digital goods and subscriptions, apple requires in-app purchase inside the ios app. i flag this before you pay for a build, so it never surprises you in review. store side product setup and revenuecat wiring are an extra. stripe keeps working on your website
how do you work with a base44, lovable or replit app?
i work from your live url or exported code, depending on what your platform allows. i check performance and layout on a phone first, then wrap it with capacitor and fix the mobile problems: safe areas, keyboard, scrolling and back button. send the link and i’ll tell you what it needs
do i own the code and the accounts?
yes. everything goes into your repo and the apple developer and play console accounts stay in your name. i work through invites, never passwords, and you can remove my access any time. you get the project, build steps
what do you need to start?
your live url or repo invite, the app name, a logo, and your apple developer and play console accounts if you have them. no accounts yet? i tell you which to create and in what order. org accounts need a d-u-n-s number, and i’ll walk you through it
how long does it take
basic takes 1 day, a one-platform build about 4 days, both platforms with native features about 7. review time at apple and google is on them and varies. i tell you which step is waiting on me and which on them, so you always know where it stands
can you do ios and android from one codebase?
yes. capacitor gives you one web codebase with an ios and an android project. i produce a signed ipa for testflight and an aab for google play. platform-specific fixes, like android back button behavior and ios safe areas, are handled separately for each
