Launch resources

Web → native guides.

Plain-language decision guides for founders shipping AI-built or brownfield web apps to the App Store and Google Play — without the wrapper hype.

Lovable · Bolt · v0 · Replit
Ship your Lovable app to the App Store — without a WebView wrapper.
Lovable builds web apps. The App Store wants native binaries. Rewrite turns your live URL and repo into real Swift and Kotlin — with compiled previews before you pay.
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Bolt · v0 · Replit · Cursor
Bolt, v0, or Replit web app → real App Store apps.
AI builders output React web apps. Rewrite converts your shipped URL and repo into native Swift and Kotlin with compile proof — both stores, one quoted price.
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Next.js · SaaS · brownfield
Next.js SaaS → native iOS and Android.
Brownfield web products deserve native apps that reuse your backend — not a WebView bookmark. Rewrite scans your repo, wires integrations, and proves compiles before you commit.
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App Store review
App Store Guideline 4.2 — why wrappers get rejected (and what fixes it).
Guideline 4.2 flags apps with minimum functionality — often thin WebView shells. Learn why it happens and how native delivery or real platform features solve it.
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Honest comparison
WebView wrapper vs real native — which path is right for you?
Compare website-to-app wrappers (Median, MobiLoud, Capacitor) with native Swift/Kotlin delivery. Tradeoffs on cost, UX, review risk, and ownership.
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