Convert Any Website Into Native IOS & Android Apps.

If you are planning to publish a native app on the App Store or Google Play, we have a solution that will make it easier for you. The recent trend is to build web view apps instead of fully native apps written specifically for iOS and Android. Google’s concept of PWA (Progressive Web Apps) is just around the corner!

Until PWAs are in the mainstream market, web view apps, which are the closest thing to them, mean a native wrapper (think of it as a container) that shows content from a website. The website should be responsive; otherwise, the application won’t be usable on mobile devices.

Zeroqode Native Apps, a solution that we have launched today on Product Hunt, is basically a web view package for iOS and Android, which you can use to wrap your website and publish it to the App Store or Google Play.

All you need to do is change a few parameters in one config file and customize the splash screens and icons to fit your branding.

With recent updates to the App Store’s policy, you will also need to enable push notifications or other native app features to justify the need for a web-wrapped native app versus a pure web application. The App Store no longer welcomes native apps that are purely web views and do not differ from a mobile version of a website from a user experience perspective.

Our package luckily allows you to have push notifications and other native functions like:

And much more!

No coding skills are required. Just download the source code and edit one config file to set up everything. Also, if you want, it is possible to extend the app’s functionality.

Since the core of your app is running on a web server, you will only need to do it once for all three major platforms—Web, iOS, and Android. No need to pay three times for the same solution.

The best part? New features and bug fixes will also need to be done only once for all three.

This is extremely convenient for quick changes. Once you make an update on your web app, it reflects immediately in your native wrapped app too, so there is no need to re-submit your app unless you have new purely native features rolled out.

We invite you to join the discussion at Product Hunt, ask questions, or leave us some feedback.

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