Transform your Claude Artifacts web app into a mobile app
Generated a web interface with Claude Artifacts? Don't let your project stop at web browsers. We guide you through converting your codebase into a true native mobile app for iOS and Android.
1The Problem
The React code generated by Claude is often 'raw'. Transforming it into a native mobile app requires injecting Capacitor plugins for native API access.
2The Kerweb Solution
Our engineering team extracts your Claude Artifacts codebase and wraps it into an ultra-high performance native container using Capacitor. If required, we rewrite key views in SwiftUI (iOS) and Kotlin (Android).
- Native hardware APIs (FaceID, Push, Bluetooth)
- 100% App Store & Google Play approval guarantee
- Fluid 120 FPS performance
Step-by-step export procedure from Claude Artifacts to Capacitor
Follow this procedure to convert Claude Artifacts output files into native Xcode and Android Studio projects:
11. Copy Artifact code to local React project
Initialize a clean React project and paste the React code generated by Claude Artifacts.
npx create-vite my-claude-app --template react-ts
cd my-claude-app
npm install lucide-react tailwindcss22. Capacitor integration
Add native Capacitor layer and open project in Xcode or Android Studio.
npm install @capacitor/core @capacitor/cli
npx cap init "ClaudeApp" "com.claude.app" --web-dir dist
npm run build && npx cap add ios && npx cap syncYour Claude Artifacts project, coming soon on:
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