I will convert and publish your base44 or lovable app using capacitor


About this gig
You built something real in Base44 or Lovable. It works and looks good. Then you try to get it onto a phone as an actual app, and hit a wall nobody warned you about.
Here's the catch. Base44 and Lovable build web apps. Apple and Google only accept signed native files, an IPA for iOS and an AAB for Android. Neither platform has an export button that gets you there. That gap is where I come in.
I take your existing project and wrap it using Capacitor, turning it into a real native shell with your icon, splash screen, proper navigation, and device features like camera or push notifications if needed. Then I handle the build and submission on Google Play, the App Store, or both.
What you get
- Capacitor wrap of your web app
- Custom icon and splash screen
- Mobile optimized navigation
- Signed AAB for Google Play
- Signed IPA for the App Store
- Store listing setup and metadata
- Real device testing before launch
Before you order
You'll need your own Google Play account ($25 one time) and Apple Developer account ($99 a year) for iOS, registered under your name, not mine. Message me your app link first and I'll tell you what to expect.
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- Member sinceAug 2026
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FAQ
Can you also fix bugs in my Base44 or Lovable app before we convert it?
Yes, if your app needs debugging first, message me and we can scope that as a separate step before the conversion begins.
What if my app gets rejected during review?
This happens sometimes, usually over metadata, permissions descriptions, or a policy detail. I read the rejection notes, fix what's flagged, and resubmit. The Premium package includes this support until your app is approved.
How long does app store approval actually take once you submit?
Google Play review usually takes a few hours to a couple of days. Apple typically takes one to three days but can take longer if there are review notes to address. I stay on top of any rejection feedback and resubmit quickly.
What's the difference between a Capacitor wrap and a fully native app?
A Capacitor wrap takes your existing web app and packages it so it runs like a native app, with access to device features and a proper home screen icon. It's faster and more affordable than rebuilding your app from scratch in native code, and for most Base44 and Lovable projects it works well.
Can you publish under your own developer account instead?
No, both Apple and Google require the app to be published under the account of the actual business or owner, not a third party freelancer. This protects you long term since you keep full control of your app listing.
Do I need my own developer accounts before we start?
For Google Play, yes, you'll need your own account since it's a one time $25 fee and has to be tied to your name or business. For Apple, same thing, it's $99 a year and Apple requires it be your account, not mine. I can walk you through setting these up if you haven't yet.
