One prompt writes the app and the website APIs it needs. Upload one ZIP; the files land in your folder, ready to open in your IDE.
Dart and Material 3. The best choice when you want both stores with one team. The website check runs the Dart analyzer rules on every module before it reaches your folder.
Needs: Flutter SDK 3.27+ · iOS builds on a MacA fully native Android app. Libraries and permissions the app needs are added to Gradle and the manifest by the import itself — open the folder in Android Studio and press Run.
Needs: a current Android Studio (Windows, Mac or Linux) · JDK 17A fully native iPhone app. New files appear in Xcode by themselves (Xcode synchronized folders); permission texts are written into the project by the import.
Needs: a Mac with Xcode 26 · an Apple Developer accountStudio → sidebar Flutter / Android / iOS → Copy prompt. Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT with your idea.
<platform>/ = screens and modules of the app · web/ = the tables, APIs and save rules it needs on your website.
Like a website: no project to create first — the app is made from the ZIP. Every block is checked; one mistake and nothing is written.
Only the changed files are written into the folder you chose. The code is also kept on Vybev, so nothing is lost when a computer is.
Open the folder in your IDE, run on a phone, build for Google Play or the App Store. Name, app ID and icons come from the Studio.
| Screens by name | Gx.go("product", {id}) · bottom tabs · back · sign-in guard on screens that need it |
| Your website's accounts | the same /login/default as the web: one user list, one session |
| Data only through APIs | Gx.api("slug") → the API blocks written in web/ — the app never holds a database password |
| Realtime | chat, live orders, who is online on gea-rt — a ticket from the website, no secret in the app |
| UI kit + theme | buttons, inputs, cards, lists, loading / empty / error states, dark mode — colours from one THEME block |
| Permissions & libraries | tick camera, photos, files, QR, location, maps, push, notifications, Face ID / fingerprint, microphone, contacts, Bluetooth or share in Studio → 🔐 Permissions & libraries: the checked library versions, the Android permissions and the iPhone permission texts are written into the project; Firebase and Xcode steps are listed |
# once, in the folder the Studio filled:
flutter create . --platforms=android,ios
dart run tool/gx_brand.dart # name, app ID, orientation from the Studio
dart run flutter_launcher_icons # icons from your logo
flutter pub get
flutter run # a phone or an emulator
# store builds
flutter build appbundle # Google Play
flutter build ipa # App Store (on a Mac)1. Android Studio → Open → the folder the Studio filled
2. Wait for Gradle sync (first time downloads the libraries)
3. Run on a phone or an emulator
4. Build → Generate Signed App Bundle → Google Play
# after each ZIP: Android Studio picks up the new files — press Sync if the library guide added a library1. On a Mac: open GxApp.xcodeproj with Xcode 26
2. Target GxApp → Signing & Capabilities → Team = your Apple Developer team
3. Run on an iPhone or the simulator
4. Product → Archive → Distribute → App Store Connect
# Swift packages from the library guide: File → Add Package Dependencies# No Flutter SDK, Android Studio or Mac? Every project has .github/workflows/gx-build.yml:
git init && git add . && git commit -m "app"
git remote add origin https://github.com/<you>/<app>.git
git push -u origin main
# GitHub → Actions → green run → Artifacts: the APK / the iOS simulator app.
# A green run also proves the code compiles.Flutter if you want Android and iOS with one code. Android or iOS alone when you need the platform's own look, its newest features, or your team already writes Kotlin / Swift.
It stays: it turns your website screens into an app. The native apps are written screen by screen by the AI for when you want a real native interface.
No — store rules forbid it. A new ZIP updates the project in your folder; you build and publish a new version, like any app.
The website only answers apps signed for its own domain. Save the name & logo in the Studio while your code signature is active.
Tick Push in 🔐 Permissions & libraries: the Firebase libraries and the notification permission go into the project, and the Studio lists what only you can do — create the Firebase project, add google-services.json / GoogleService-Info.plist, and turn on Push Notifications in Xcode. Your website gets the API that sends them.
Only for iOS (Apple's rule). Flutter and Android work on Windows, Mac or Linux.
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