Transform your Lovable web app into a mobile app
Generated a web interface with Lovable? 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 code generated by Lovable is perfect for the web, but it is not compiled for iOS or Android. To publish on the App Store, you must package this React code with Capacitor.
2The Kerweb Solution
Our engineering team extracts your Lovable 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 Lovable to Capacitor
Follow this procedure to convert Lovable output files into native Xcode and Android Studio projects:
11. Export source code from Lovable
Download the archive or clone the GitHub repository generated by Lovable on your local machine.
git clone <your-lovable-repo>
cd <your-project>
npm install22. Initialize Capacitor on the Vite/React project
Add Capacitor CLI and configure the web output folder (dist for Vite.js).
npm install @capacitor/core @capacitor/cli
npx cap init "AppName" "com.yourcompany.app" --web-dir dist33. Build web assets and sync native iOS/Android
Build the React web assets and inject them into native Xcode and Android Studio projects.
npm run build
npx cap add ios
npx cap add android
npx cap sync44. Integrate native hardware APIs (FaceID, Push)
Add certified Capacitor plugins to interact with device hardware and pass Apple/Google moderation.
npm install @capacitor/push-notifications @capacitor/biometrics
npx cap syncYour Lovable project, coming soon on:
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