RapidNative

Prompt to React Native app, with backend and store submission built in

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What is RapidNative?

RapidNative is an AI project builder tool. An AI app builder that converts prompts, sketches, screenshots, or PRDs into full-stack React Native and Expo apps with Postgres, authentication, live device preview, team collaboration, and a managed path to the App Store and Google Play.

RapidNative is an AI mobile app builder that turns a plain English description, a sketch, a screenshot, or a product requirements document into working React Native screens and code. Instead of generating a mockup, it produces a full-stack app with a Postgres database, authentication, file storage, and realtime updates configured from the start. The output is React Native and Expo code, so what you preview on a phone is the same codebase you can export and keep building on. The tool is aimed at four groups: founders who want to validate an idea with real users before funding a development cycle, product managers who would rather demo a working app than a slide deck, UX designers moving from wireframe to an interactive prototype, and developers who want to skip boilerplate. The editor lets you point at any screen, describe a change, and have the AI rewrite it, and native features such as camera, location, push notifications, and biometrics can be requested in the same way. A QR code opens the build live on iPhone and Android without Xcode or Android Studio, and a shared workspace keeps every edit synced for a team. Publishing is handled through LetsDeployIt, a connected service that produces store listings, icons, screenshots, metadata, privacy policies, and signing certificates, then submits to the App Store and Google Play. The stated turnaround is three to four weeks including review waits, with compliance items such as Guideline 4.2 and Data Safety covered and free resubmission if a store rejects the build. Projects made in Lovable or other web app generators can be imported as a zip and converted into a React Native and Expo codebase that continues inside the editor. It sits in the same space as prompt-to-app builders such as Bolt, Rork, and Emergent, but differentiates on native mobile targets and a deployment path rather than web output alone. Credit metering limits how much generation each plan includes, so heavier iteration pushes users toward higher tiers.

How do you use RapidNative?

  1. 1Create your account and claim free credits
    Sign up on the site to receive 20 free credits and open the app builder in your browser. No credit card is required at this stage.
  2. 2Choose your starting input
    Start from a text prompt, a sketch on the whiteboard, an uploaded screenshot, or a PRD. Each route feeds the generator a different level of detail about screens and flows.
  3. 3Generate and preview the app
    Run the prompt to produce React Native screens, then scan the QR code to open the build on a physical iPhone or Android device and check behavior on real hardware.
  4. 4Edit screens and add native features
    Select a screen, describe the change, and let the AI rewrite the code. Request camera, location, push notifications, or biometrics as needed, and invite teammates into the workspace to edit together.
  5. 5Convert an existing Lovable project (optional)
    If the app began as a Lovable web build, export the project as a zip and import it. RapidNative analyzes the screens and converts them into a React Native and Expo codebase inside the editor.
  6. 6Publish through LetsDeployIt
    Hand the build to the connected deployment service, which prepares icons, screenshots, metadata, privacy policies, certificates, and signing before submitting to the App Store and Google Play.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Generates React Native and Expo code that can be exported, not a locked wrapper around a websiteAI
  • Backend pieces (authentication, file storage, realtime, Postgres) come wired in on day oneAI
  • Live preview via QR code on real iPhone and Android devices without Xcode or Android StudioAI
  • LetsDeployIt handles store listings, signing, compliance, and submission to both storesAI
  • Lovable and other web app exports can be imported and converted into a native codebaseAI

Cons

  • AI generation runs on credits, so heavy iteration is capped by plan tier and requires upgradesAI
  • No native desktop IDE; building happens in the browser, and desktop tooling is only a user requestAI
  • The managed deployment service is described as a flat fee without a published figure on the homepageAI
  • Store turnaround is quoted at three to four weeks, which is not instant for teams expecting same day shippingAI
  • Per project storage is small on lower tiers (25 MB on Starter), which constrains apps with media assetsAI

How much does RapidNative cost?

Free trial

No credit card is needed to start; the homepage offers 20 free credits for trying the builder.

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Pricing

Free start with 20 credits. Starter is $20/month or $119/year (50 monthly or 450 annual credits), Pro $49/month or $199/year, Max $99/month or $399/year, Ultra $199/month or $799/year. Yearly billing is advertised at 50 percent savings. All paid tiers include code export, publishing, team collaboration, and a browser code editor. Enterprise pricing is quoted on contact.

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Support

Faster support is listed as a Starter plan benefit and above. Enterprise inquiries go through a sales contact page covering design systems, white labeling, SLAs, and onboarding.

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Integrations

Projects can connect to your own Supabase instance from Project Settings. Lovable exports import as zip files, and LetsDeployIt connects the editor to App Store and Google Play submission.

Features

Prompt, sketch, image, and PRD inputs generate React Native screens. Projects include a Postgres database, authentication, file storage, and realtime updates, with an option to point at your own Supabase. The editor supports select-and-edit AI changes, a browser code editor, themeable design tokens, native device APIs, QR code device preview, shared team workspaces, code export, and a public URL per project.

Frequently asked questions about RapidNative

  • How much does RapidNative cost?
    Free start with 20 credits. Starter is $20/month or $119/year (50 monthly or 450 annual credits), Pro $49/month or $199/year, Max $99/month or $399/year, Ultra $199/month or $799/year. Yearly billing is advertised at 50 percent savings. All paid tiers include code export, publishing, team collaboration, and a browser code editor. Enterprise pricing is quoted on contact.
  • Does RapidNative offer a free trial?
    No credit card is needed to start; the homepage offers 20 free credits for trying the builder.
  • How do you use RapidNative?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create your account and claim free credits 2. Choose your starting input 3. Generate and preview the app 4. Edit screens and add native features 5. Convert an existing Lovable project (optional) 6. Publish through LetsDeployIt.
  • What platforms does RapidNative support?
    RapidNative is available on Web App.
  • What does RapidNative integrate with?
    Projects can connect to your own Supabase instance from Project Settings. Lovable exports import as zip files, and LetsDeployIt connects the editor to App Store and Google Play submission.
  • What are the limitations of RapidNative?
    AI generation runs on credits, so heavy iteration is capped by plan tier and requires upgrades. No native desktop IDE; building happens in the browser, and desktop tooling is only a user request. The managed deployment service is described as a flat fee without a published figure on the homepage.

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Added10/21/2026

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