1. Publish in your tool
Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Base44 or any host: your app lives on a public HTTPS URL, ideally your own domain.
How it works
2. Wrap with WebViewGold
Paste the URL, set name and icon, switch on native features. Build in Xcode / Android Studio or in the browser with the Cloud Builder.
3. Submit with a guarantee
Create the listings, submit, pass review. App Store and Google Play approval guarantee – or your money back within 14 days.
Guides by tool
Each guide covers publishing from that tool, the tool-specific pitfalls, a copy-paste store-readiness prompt and the store rules that matter.
AI app builders
Lovable
Lovable turns a chat prompt into a full-stack web app and hosts it for you.
Bolt
Bolt.new by StackBlitz builds and deploys full-stack web apps from prompts in the browser.
v0
v0 by Vercel generates React and Next.js apps from prompts and deploys them to Vercel in one click.
Replit
Replit Agent builds full-stack apps from a prompt and Replit Deployments host them.
Base44
Base44 (a Wix company) builds complete apps with built-in database, auth and hosting from a chat prompt.
Create
Create (create.xyz) generates and hosts web apps from natural-language prompts.
Databutton
Databutton builds and hosts full-stack apps with a Python backend from a chat conversation.
Emergent
Emergent is an agentic vibe-coding platform that builds and deploys full-stack apps from prompts.
Rocket.new
Rocket.new (by DhiWise) turns prompts and Figma designs into production-ready web apps.
Mocha
Mocha builds and hosts full-stack web apps with built-in auth and database from a chat prompt.
Softgen
Softgen builds full-stack web apps from a description, with Firebase-based auth and data.
Tempo
Tempo (Tempo Labs) generates React apps with a visual editor and AI agents and deploys them.
Manus
Manus is a general AI agent that can build and deploy complete websites and web apps.
Hostinger Horizons
Hostinger Horizons builds web apps from prompts and hosts them on Hostinger with a domain included.
GitHub Spark
GitHub Spark builds and hosts small full-stack apps ("sparks") from natural language, backed by GitHub.
Figma Make
Figma Make turns prompts and Figma designs into working web apps and prototypes you can publish.
Google AI Studio
Google AI Studio's Build mode generates Gemini-powered web apps you can deploy to Google Cloud Run.
Firebase Studio
Firebase Studio (formerly Project IDX) is Google's AI workspace for building and deploying full-stack apps on Firebase.
AI coding editors and agents
Cursor
Cursor is the AI code editor many vibe coders use to build web apps with agents and Composer.
Windsurf
Windsurf is an agentic AI editor (Cascade) used to build and deploy web apps.
Claude Code
Claude Code and Claude's artifacts let you build complete web apps from the terminal or the chat.
ChatGPT & Codex
ChatGPT (Canvas) and OpenAI Codex write and refactor complete web apps that you deploy yourself.
No-code and website builders
Webflow
Webflow is the visual web builder (with AI assistance) behind many marketing sites, member areas and content apps.
Framer
Framer is the AI-assisted design and website builder with built-in hosting.
Bubble
Bubble is the full-stack no-code platform (with AI app generation) used for marketplaces, SaaS and communities.
Glide
Glide builds data-driven apps from spreadsheets and databases and publishes them as web apps (PWAs).
Native features for vibe-coded apps
The features that turn a web app into something Apple's Guideline 4.2 accepts, explained per tool.
Push notifications
In-app purchases
Google login and Sign in with Apple
Store rules, accounts and fixes
Comparisons and alternatives
Frequently asked questions
Can a vibe-coded web app really be published in the App Store?
Yes. Apple and Google accept native apps that load a web app, as long as the app offers real functionality and meets the store rules (privacy policy, account deletion, native features beyond a website). WebViewGold provides the native shell, the native features and an approval guarantee; 96.4% of WebViewGold apps are approved on the first attempt.
Do I need to export my code or learn Swift and Kotlin?
No. WebViewGold loads your published URL. You configure name, icon and features in a settings file or in the browser-based Cloud Builder, build, and submit. You keep working in Lovable, Bolt, v0 or your editor; every publish updates the app instantly.
What does it cost?
$109 one-time for iOS and $109 one-time for Android, free updates included, plus the developer accounts (Apple $99 per year, Google $25 once). Optional: Cloud Builder add-on, or the Full Service package for $349 where our team does everything.
What is the readiness check?
A free tool that loads your published web app once, like a mobile browser, and checks the technical points store reviewers care about: HTTPS, viewport, privacy policy link, builder preview domains, badges, login methods, payment hints and more. It takes about ten seconds and stores nothing.