Newly AI

Newly AI turns a plain-English description into a native iOS and Android app built with React Native and Expo. It includes previews, simulators, backend setup, store asset generation and full source code export.

Newly AI is a web-based app builder aimed at people who want a working native mobile app without writing the code themselves. The user describes an app idea in plain English, and an AI agent produces the design, the logic and the backend pieces, then prepares the result for release on the App Store and Google Play. Under the hood, projects are built with React Native and Expo, and the site stresses that the output compiles to real iOS and Android native code rather than wrapping a webview. That matters for performance and feel, and it also means the generated project is ordinary code. Newly states that users get full access to the source, can export and modify it, and can deploy it anywhere, which addresses the usual lock-in worry with hosted builders. The workspace combines several pieces in one place. A canvas allows manual tweaks to the interface, embedded device previews and iOS and Android simulators let builders check the app before publishing, and automated databases, authentication and storage are provisioned without configuration. The platform also generates store assets such as App Store and Play Store visuals, and teammates can be invited to build together in real time. A credit system meters usage, with a paid plan listed at 50 credits per month that includes store deployment, simulators and priority support. The target audience is founders, solo makers and small teams who want to test a business idea as a phone app quickly, along with non-developers who would otherwise need to hire a mobile team. Developers can also use it to get a scaffold they then continue in their own tooling. Compared with general AI coding assistants, Newly narrows the scope to mobile and bundles the build, preview and submission steps. Compared with no-code app builders, it hands over real source code instead of a closed runtime. A higher tier called Apex, promising automated device testing and store compliance help, is shown as coming soon, so those features should not be counted on yet.