What should become an app?
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NativeBundleA simple, smooth way to create real apps with working features like push notifications, camera and location – without expensive subscriptions or recurring fees.
No account needed to get started – you only sign in when it's time to pay and download your files.
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Yes. Before buying you can see the app in the phone frame and open your site in full screen on the device you're using. After the build you get a finished Android app (APK) that you download and install directly on your phone – the same app that goes to Google Play. For iPhone, Apple only allows test installs through their TestFlight tool, which you reach with your Apple developer account. We explain how.
NativeBundle prepares the app with all permissions at Apple and Google so it can receive notifications and ask the user for permission. To actually send notifications, your website needs a sending system – e.g. Web Push, OneSignal or Firebase (free options exist). If you already have one on the web, it works in the app too. If not, nothing happens until you add one.
The app always shows your website, so changes to text, images and design appear in the app instantly – without a new build or a new store review.
No Mac needed – we build the files for you. You do need your own accounts: Google Play Console (25 USD once) and Apple Developer Program (99 USD/year).
Then you aren't charged. The amount is only reserved on your card and charged once both the Android and iPhone packages are done. If the build fails, the reservation is released immediately.
Yes, if you enable them. The phone always asks the user for permission first, and your website needs to use the features (e.g. image upload or a map).
Yes. Sign in with your email to download the files again. If you change the logo, name or colors, you make a new build.
The app is technically store-compliant, but the stores review the content. You are responsible for your website following their guidelines.