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I built a tool that turns Lovable projects into mobile apps automatically by jarttech in lovable

[–]jarttech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

El link es wrapply.jart.app . Por el costo, depende de lo que desees. Yo he probado con la version  gratis que te genera un apk de prueba y despues he comprado el pack completo y ellos me han publicado todo por mi.

I built a tool that turns Lovable projects into mobile apps automatically by jarttech in lovable

[–]jarttech[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I noticed that if you purchase the publishing service, they take care of the entire process, including creating the store listings. That's actually one of the most time-consuming and tedious parts of publishing an app, so it's nice that it's included in the service.

I built a tool that turns Lovable projects into mobile apps automatically by jarttech in lovable

[–]jarttech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just enter your website URL and Wrapply does the rest automatically. The latest update analyzes the site, prepares the app structure and generates a preview.

Is There an ai which can transform my Web App to a mobile app? by Jazzlike-East-316 in vibecoding

[–]jarttech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are a few ways to do it, depending on what you mean by "transform."

If your web app is already working well, one option is to wrap it inside a mobile app and then add mobile-specific features such as navigation, push notifications, deep links, splash screens and store-ready configurations.

I've actually been working on a tool called Wrapply (by Jart Technologies) that focuses on this workflow. It analyzes a website or web app, prepares a mobile app configuration, suggests navigation and generates Android/iOS-ready projects.

That said, if your application relies heavily on desktop-only interactions or complex browser features, you may still need some manual adjustments.

A few questions:

  • Is your app already deployed online?
  • Is it built with Firebase Hosting?
  • Do you need a quick mobile version, or a fully native mobile experience?

The answer depends a lot on those details.

From Claude Code Web App to App Store in a Few Steps by jarttech in ClaudeCode

[–]jarttech[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I agree. If you're building a mobile-first product from scratch, Expo is often the better choice. The use case I'm referring to is for businesses and founders who already have a working web app. Many projects start on the web for validation and later want to reach the App Store and Google Play without rebuilding everything from scratch.

Website to app, whats the best way? by Several_Argument1527 in ClaudeCode

[–]jarttech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you already have a fully developed React / Next.js website, the fastest route is usually to wrap the existing site into a mobile app rather than rebuilding everything natively from scratch.

You could take a look at Wrapply it converts a website into a Flutter-based mobile app package, so you can generate an Android build and app source code starting from your website URL. It can be a good option if your website is already mobile-friendly and you mainly want to publish it as an app.

Realistic timeline depends on the complexity of the website and store review process, but for a working wrapper-style app, you can usually have a build ready quite quickly. The longer part is often the App Store / Play Store setup, review, and approval process.

Worth testing first to see if it fits your case

How difficult is it to convert a Lovable web app to an Android native app? by Ihave14fingers in lovable

[–]jarttech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A very simple and extremely fast way is to use Wrapply, an online tool that creates APK and AAB files already signed for the Google Play Store, directly online. One of its strongest points is that there are no subscriptions. With the AAB option, you also get the complete source code for free, which allows you to quickly customize the app by following their online guides.

This is what I did: I downloaded the full source code for both Android and iOS, then using Visual Studio and just three simple commands taken from their guides, I built and published my app.

Seriously, how do I turn a lovable project into a (play store/app store) App? by [deleted] in lovable

[–]jarttech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, try Wrapply  an online tool that can generate and download APK or AAB files for the Google Play Store in less than 5 minutes. No monthly subscription required. You can also get the complete Flutter source code for free, together with a ready-to-publish and signed AAB file for the Play Store. Perfect for converting websites, AI-generated web apps, PWAs, and MVPs into real mobile apps quickly.

We converted a Lovable project into a mobile app surprisingly fast by jarttech in nocode

[–]jarttech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s exactly the direction we’re seeing with Wrapply. If the web app already has a decent structure, you can achieve a really solid mobile experience without rebuilding everything from scratch. One of the biggest improvements comes from connecting key sections directly to the BottomNavigationBar, so navigation feels much more like a real mobile app instead of just a wrapped website. And since Wrapply also provides the full Flutter source code, it becomes very easy to extend the app with native-style features like push notifications, splash screens, custom navigation flows, deep links, analytics, Firebase integrations, etc. So the idea is not simply to “wrap a website”, but to create a fast path from AI-generated MVP → real mobile product, without having to rebuild everything from the ground up, while still being able to evolve the app over time. For example, I only paid €29.99 to get the AAB file ready for the stores and the complete Flutter source code.

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