I will convert base44 or loveable app to capacitor native IOS and android app publish


Level 2
About this gig
Built your app in Lovable or Base44 but stuck trying to get it into the App Store or Play Store? I handle that part.
Lovable and Base44 build web apps, not native mobile apps, so getting into the stores means wrapping your app in a native shell and submitting it properly. That's exactly what I do.
I handle:
- Wrapping your Lovable or Base44 app into a native iOS and Android shell (Capacitor or similar)
- Adding native functionality like push notifications, splash screens, and app icons
- Generating signed builds, IPA for iOS and AAB for Android
- Apple Developer account and Google Play Console setup and submission
- App Store Connect configuration, listing details, screenshots, and compliance review prep
- Fixing rejection issues if your app has already been submitted and denied
Every deployment includes testing on real devices before submission, checking authentication, payments, and permissions actually work outside the browser environment.
Built for founders and teams who vibe coded an MVP or SaaS app and now need it live on iOS and Android, not just a browser tab.
Message me your app link and I'll tell you exactly what package fits before you order.
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- FromNigeria
- Member sinceOct 2025
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last deliveryabout 15 hours
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FAQ
Does Lovable or Base44 publish directly to the App Store or Play Store?
No, both platforms build web apps. Getting into the stores requires wrapping the app in a native shell and submitting it separately, which is what this gig covers.
Do I need my own Apple Developer and Google Play accounts?
Yes, stores require you to own the developer account since the app is published under your name/company. I can walk you through setting these up if you don't have them yet.
My app was already rejected, can you fix it?
Yes, send me the rejection reason from Apple or Google and I'll fix the issue and resubmit.
Will my app work the same as it does in the browser?
Core functionality carries over, but I test authentication, payments, and permissions on real devices first since some things behave differently outside a browser.
How long does store approval take?
That's controlled by Apple and Google, not me, typically a few days to a couple weeks depending on their review queue. I'll have your submission ready and error-free to avoid delays on my end.

