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title: "Website to native iOS app"
description: "Rebuild a website's most valuable flows as native Swift and SwiftUI."
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Give Superapp the existing website as a reference and rebuild the experience for iPhone. Superapp does not place the site inside a WebView: it creates native SwiftUI screens, navigation, and device behavior.

## Choose what belongs in the app

A website and a mobile app should not contain exactly the same interface. Start with the actions people need while mobile—booking, tracking, ordering, messaging, scanning, or receiving updates—and leave long-form marketing pages on the web.

### 1. Share the source

Provide the public website URL and name the pages or flows that matter. If an important area requires sign-in, attach screenshots and describe the complete journey.

### 2. Explain the system behind it

Identify the backend, APIs, authentication, payments, CMS, and data ownership. A native interface still needs an approved way to read and update the same information.

### 3. Ask for a native product

Describe the mobile navigation, offline expectations, notifications, camera, location, Apple Pay, or other Apple capabilities that should improve the experience.

### 4. Validate feature parity

Compare outcomes rather than pixels. Confirm that users can complete the same important work and that account, inventory, subscription, or booking data remains consistent.

:::tip
A native rebuild can reduce the risk associated with thin website wrappers, but it must still provide meaningful app functionality and pass Apple's review.
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## Common website sources

-   WordPress or Webflow content sites.
-   Shopify or WooCommerce storefronts.
-   Membership, booking, directory, or client portals.
-   Lovable, Replit, Bolt, Bubble, or custom web applications.