Northcote Labs
Mobile

Web to App Stores

Your web product delivered as native iOS and Android apps that pass review, with store listings written, push notifications working on a real device, and the signed source handed over.

The problem

Customers ask for “the app.” The website already does the job, but the App Store and Google Play want builds, signing, screenshots, privacy declarations, and a reviewer who says no for reasons that arrive one at a time.

The product

Your web product delivered as native iOS and Android apps that pass review. Store listings written, push notifications wired and demonstrated on a real device, and the signed source handed over rather than held hostage.

Built with

Expo and React Native. Your existing web app or site. App Store Connect and Google Play Console, on your developer accounts.

How it runs

Two to four weeks, plus review time. One post-launch fix cycle is included, because the first round of store feedback is on us.

What you get

  • Both store listings live: names, screenshots, descriptions and privacy declarations.
  • The repository, the signing setup and the release scripts, handed over.
  • Push notifications configured end to end and shown working on a real device.
  • One post-launch fix cycle for store feedback and device quirks.

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