Blink.new guide collection
Your Blink web app runs on blinkpowered.com. Now give it a listing in both app stores. All guides for Blink.new builders in one place: the iOS and Android walkthroughs, every native feature with a prompt for Blink.new, and what to do if a store says no.
From $109 one-time per platform, or let our team do it all from $698.
Blink.new is an AI full-stack app builder: you describe the app in plain language and Blink writes the code, sets up the backend and deploys it. Founders and solo makers who want auth, database, hosting and AI features handled by one platform.
React + Vite + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui for web apps, a Hono backend at the edge and a Turso (SQLite) database, with Supabase as an optional Postgres alternative
Every project gets a preview at yourapp.sites.blink.new that changes with each save. Click Publish (top right of the editor) to push the active version to production at yourapp.blinkpowered.com; production hosting needs the Starter plan or higher.
Blink Auth (email and password, magic links, Google, GitHub, Apple, Microsoft) with role-based access
Stripe integration
Made with Blink: Blink apps show a small "Made with Blink" badge in the corner by default. On a paid plan, open Workspace Settings, Overview, Privacy & sharing and switch on Hide "Made with Blink" badge before you build the app.
Say you built an event companion for a regional tech conference with Blink: attendees sign in with Apple or Google, see the agenda and their personal schedule, and show a ticket QR code at the entrance. Tickets are sold on the conference website through Stripe, which is fine because they pay for a real-world event. You publish to production, connect app.yourconference.com and wrap it with WebViewGold. At the door, staff open the check-in page and scan tickets with qrcode://; each code encodes a check-in URL that opens inside the app. A OneSignal push announces room changes during the day. The demo attendee in the review notes holds one ticket, both stores approve the app, and every Publish in Blink reaches it on the next launch.
Paste into Blink.new, review the changes, publish.
Prepare this web app for publishing as a native iOS and Android app (it will run inside a native WebView wrapper that loads the published URL): 1. Add /privacy and /terms pages with editable placeholder text and link them from the footer and the account settings. 2. Add a "Delete my account" action in the account settings that deletes the user's data and Blink Auth account after a confirmation dialog. 3. Make sure email and password login is enabled next to magic links, so a test account can sign in without an inbox. 4. Make every page responsive from 320px to iPad widths, with no horizontal scrolling and tap targets of at least 44px. 5. Remove "Download our app" banners and external promotional links from the main navigation. 6. Show a friendly retry state when a request fails instead of an empty screen. 7. Set the <title> to the app name (max 30 characters) and add a meta description.
A complete native app project, not a subscription. Everything below is included in the license and switched on with a setting.
Yes. Publish the web app to production, enter the blinkpowered.com address or your custom domain in WebViewGold and build both apps. Do not use the free sites.blink.new preview: it changes with every save and is not meant as a permanent address.
Only if you want two codebases. Blink's mobile route starts from its own React Native + Expo template and needs the Max plan for store publishing. Wrapping the web app you already published keeps one project, one backend and updates that go live without a store review.
If your login screen shows Google, GitHub or Microsoft, yes: Guideline 4.8 asks for an equivalent option that limits data to name and email and lets users hide their email, and Sign in with Apple is the safe way to provide it. An app that only uses email and password or magic links does not need it. WebViewGold detects the Apple sign-in page and handles it automatically.
Not for production. Free projects only have the sites.blink.new preview, which changes with every save and is not meant as a permanent address; production hosting on blinkpowered.com or your own domain needs the Starter plan or higher. Hiding the Made with Blink badge also needs a paid plan, so plan the upgrade before you build the app.
Same result, different amount of work on your side. All three come with the approval guarantee and 24/7 human support.
$109 per platform, one-time
The WebViewGold license: a finished Xcode or Android Studio project. Paste your URL, set name and icon, switch on features, build and submit. Free updates forever.
See plans on the main page$349 per license, one-time add-on
No Mac, no Xcode, no Android Studio: configure in the browser, we build both apps in the cloud and hand them to App Store Connect and the Play Console.
How the Cloud Builder works Try the free demo$698 per platform $798
Send us your URL and icon. Our team configures, builds and delivers your app within 72 hours, white-label, with source projects. Both platforms for $1,158.
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