SuperappBuild iOS apps with AI
Download a Mac app, describe what you want, and get a real native app for iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch in minutes.
New: Free Plan with daily renewable credits
You describe the app.
AI does the work.
No developers. No designers. No product managers.
AI takes care of everything for you.
Those are real templates, generated and available in Superapp.
One platform.
Every Apple device.
Build for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac — all from
a single project. One tool, entire ecosystem.
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Common questions
Free plan includes 5 credits that reset daily. Pro is $25/month for 50 credits, Business is $50/month for 110 credits, and Max is $100/month for 230 credits — plus every paid plan also includes 5 bonus credits per day, significantly cheaper than hiring developers.
Yes, Superapp is a native Mac app because building and running iOS apps requires Xcode, which only runs on macOS. A Mac is needed to generate, preview, and submit your iOS app to the App Store.
Just describe your app idea in plain English. Superapp AI generates native Swift code automatically, letting you create a real iPhone app without writing any code or hiring developers.
Yes! Superapp generates production-ready native Swift code from your descriptions. Unlike web-based no-code tools, it creates real native iOS apps that meet Apple's App Store guidelines.
Superapp is built for production. The apps it generates are real native Swift apps — the same technology used by top apps on the App Store. Creators are already charging for their apps, acquiring users, and building businesses. This is not a prototype tool. It is a platform for founding a software startup without a technical co-founder.
Swift gives you fully native performance, first-class access to Apple APIs, and painless App Store submission. Expo is great for quick cross-platform prototypes, but shipping polished iOS apps still benefits from native Swift, which is what Superapp generates for you.
Most users go from idea to working app in under an hour. Big actions like generating an entire screen use ~1 credit, while incremental tweaks often consume around 0.1 credits.
No. You can publish your app to the App Store in a few clicks directly from Superapp. If you get stuck, the founder team will help you finish the submission.
Install the latest Xcode so you have the iOS Simulator. If it's missing, Superapp will prompt you to download it during onboarding. You'll also want to keep macOS up to date to ensure compatibility.
Yes.