AI app maker for iPhone and Android
Describe the app and Siteglade, an AI agent, builds it with Expo for iPhone and Android. You watch it take shape in a phone frame and open it on your own phone by scanning a QR code, on every plan including Free.
This page is published by Siteglade and describes what its agent does for this task.
What you get
Mobile apps for iPhone and Android are built with Expo, previewed in a phone frame and opened on your own phone by QR code, on every plan including Free.
- A standard Expo and React Native project for both platforms.
- Native navigation and gestures.
- Sign-in and a database through Siteglade Cloud when the app needs them, from the Pro plan.
- Build scripts for your own Expo account.
- The source code to download and keep.
How to ask for it
Four steps, from the first sentence to the finished file:
- Describe what the app does and who uses it.
- Watch the phone preview next to the chat and ask for changes.
- Scan the QR code with Expo Go to try it on your phone.
- Connect your Expo account for builds, and publish under your own developer accounts.
Prompts to start from
Copy one and change the details to your own:
- “A habit tracker with daily goals, streaks and a weekly overview”
- “An app for my yoga studio where members book classes and see their passes”
- “A shared shopping list for families that updates on every phone”
What to check before you use it
An agent saves the work, not the responsibility. Check these before the result goes out:
- The app on your own phone, not only in the preview.
- Sign-in and data with a test account.
- The store rules before you submit, under your own developer account.
Price and other tools
Siteglade starts with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects; paid plans cost Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month before tax. Other products that list this kind of result on their pricing pages include Emergent, Rocket, Anything and Bubble; the comparisons show how they differ.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a Mac or Xcode?
Not to build and try the app. Builds run on Expo’s build service with your own Expo account; the App Store needs your own Apple developer account.
Does Siteglade publish my app in the stores?
No. You publish under your own developer accounts, so the app and its listing stay yours. Siteglade prepares the project and a guide for the steps.