--- title: "Superapp Features: Native Swift AI App Builder" description: "Everything Superapp can build: native Swift apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and Vision Pro, with backend, App Store publishing, and code you own." image: https://www.superappp.com/lovable-uploads/bc4914af-9cbc-4b4c-a764-13dde52ee116.webp canonical_url: https://www.superappp.com/features md_url: https://www.superappp.com/features.md --- # Superapp features Superapp is an AI app builder that turns a plain-English description into real native Swift and a complete Xcode project for the Apple ecosystem. You chat, it writes SwiftUI, compiles it in the cloud, and publishes to the App Store. It is vibe coding for native iOS: unlike most vibe coding tools that output a web app or React Native, Superapp outputs real native Swift you own. ## Every Apple platform Superapp builds native apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and Vision Pro from one project. It does not build Android apps: the focus is the Apple ecosystem, and the output is Swift. iPhoneiOS Native iOS apps built with SwiftUI, from a plain-English description. iPadiPadOS Native iPad apps with layouts tailored to the larger screen. Apple WatchwatchOS Native watchOS apps for tracking, glances, and complications on the wrist. MacmacOS Native macOS apps in Swift, built from the same project as your iPhone app. Vision ProvisionOS Native spatial apps for Apple Vision Pro, generated as real Swift. ## No Mac required You build and publish native iOS apps from any browser, with no Mac and no local Xcode. That includes Windows, Chromebooks, and even your phone. The one thing Apple still requires from everyone is a $99-a-year Apple Developer account to publish. ## How it works Superapp runs real Macs with Xcode in the cloud: an AI agent writes SwiftUI, compiles it, reads the errors, fixes them, and rebuilds, in minutes. The preview you see runs in the iOS Simulator and behaves like a real iPhone, so gestures and animations work the way they will on device, and you can install the app on your own iPhone to test before publishing. ## Real native Swift you own Superapp generates real, production-ready Swift as a standard Xcode project you own and can export anytime, with no lock-in. Unlike tools that keep your app tied to their platform, Superapp never locks in your codebase: the export is the same real Xcode project whether you leave on day one or year three. Developers can extend it in Xcode, and you can continue development with AI coding tools like Claude Code or Codex on the code you own. ## What it can build Because the output is native Swift, Superapp can use the same Apple frameworks a hired iOS team would: widgets, Live Activities, Siri, HealthKit, ARKit, 3D games, and more. Very large engine-heavy games may still need a dedicated game engine. 3D games and ARSceneKit, SpriteKit, ARKit Native iOS games, including 3D and AR experiences, plus body and motion tracking. Widgets and Live ActivitiesWidgetKit, ActivityKit Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Live Activities, and Dynamic Island features. Siri and voiceSiriKit, App Intents Siri intents and shortcuts so your app responds to voice. Health and homeHealthKit, HomeKit Read and write health data like steps and workouts, or control smart-home devices. Maps and locationMapKit, Core Location Native maps, nearby search, tracking, and directions. Push notificationsApple Push Notification service Notifications that bring users back, wired through APNs. Payments and subscriptionsStoreKit, RevenueCat In-app purchases and subscriptions set up through RevenueCat, so you can charge from day one. Sign in and accountsAuthenticationServices, Supabase Native Apple Sign In and authentication through Supabase. AI features in your appYour AI provider Chat, transcription, or image generation, wired to an AI provider you choose. ## Design system and branding Superapp includes a built-in design system, so generated apps are not generic. You can customize typography, color, spacing, and components in the project to match your brand, on top of the native Apple UI patterns Superapp already follows. ## Backend and integrations Superapp wires up a backend for you two ways: use Superapp Cloud, its own managed backend, or bring your own Supabase project. Either way you get database schemas and data models connected to your app, plus authentication and payments through RevenueCat. It also connects to third-party services like Airtable, Google Sheets, and Notion, or your own API. It is not locked to one provider: you can connect any backend by updating the generated Swift. ## Start from something you already have You do not have to start from a blank prompt. Superapp can use an existing design or product as a reference and rebuild it natively, though it rebuilds rather than converts or wraps the original. [Figma to iOS app](https://www.superappp.com/figma-to-ios-app) Describe the screens and design system from your Figma file, then fine-tune the generated Swift UI to match. [Website to iOS app](https://www.superappp.com/website-to-app) Use your existing website as a reference and Superapp recreates the experience as a native iOS app. Lovable or Replit rebuild Use your Lovable or Replit project as a reference and Superapp rebuilds the key screens and flows natively in Swift. ## Automated App Store publishing Superapp prepares the build, metadata, App Store screenshots, privacy declarations, ASO, and submission, roughly two clicks. The rejection rate is close to zero, and that is a direct result of the technology choice, not luck: because the output is native Swift rather than a web wrapper, it clears Apple's Guideline 4.2, the rule that flags thin web wrappers and apps that are too basic, the single biggest cause of rejections for no-code app builders. It generates your App Store screenshots automatically, so you do not have to design them yourself. That ASO work is not just paperwork either: Superapp optimizes your App Store keywords and listing to help people actually find and download your app once it is live, not just get it approved. You still need your own Apple Developer account, which costs $99 a year and is paid to Apple. ## Native Swift vs cross-platform vs web On iOS, native means Swift compiled against Apple's frameworks; Superapp is one of the few AI builders whose output is native Swift rather than Flutter, React Native, or a web wrapper. | Output | Tools | Truly native iOS | Review risk | You own the code | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Native Swift | Superapp | Yes | Lowest | Yes, full Xcode project | | Native Swift on top tier | Rork Max | Yes, top tier only | Low | Yes | | Cross-platform, Flutter | FlutterFlow | No | Low to moderate | Partial | | Cross-platform, React Native | Rork Pro, Vibecode, a0.dev | No | Low to moderate | Varies | | Web wrapper or PWA | Bubble, Glide | No | Highest, Guideline 4.2 | No | ## Industries Superapp builds native apps across fitness, commerce, marketplaces, booking, social, and more. The [FAQ](https://www.superappp.com/faq) answers what each kind of app can include. Fitness and health HealthKit steps, workouts, and Apple Watch tracking. Restaurants and food ordering Menus, ordering, reservations, loyalty, and payments. E-commerce and stores Product catalogs, carts, checkout, and RevenueCat purchases. Marketplaces Two-sided listings, search, messaging, and payments. Booking and scheduling Calendars, availability, reminders, and payments. Social and community Profiles, feeds, posts, messaging, and notifications. Dating Profiles, matching, chat, and subscriptions. Education Courses, lessons, quizzes, and progress tracking. Real estate Listings, MapKit location, saved searches, and messaging. Finance Budgeting, tracking, and dashboards with secure auth. Delivery and logistics Maps, real-time location, and order tracking. Events and ticketing Schedules, registration, reminders, and Live Activities. CRM and internal tools Records, dashboards, and workflows on your backend. Productivity Lists, reminders, widgets, and sync. Media and content Feeds, playback, subscriptions, and offline patterns. Travel Itineraries, maps, bookings, and offline access. AI and chatbots Chat, voice, or image generation in a native UI. ## Pricing Superapp is free to start with 5 credits a day that reset daily; paid plans are Pro at $25 a month, Business at $50, and Max at $100, plus a $99-a-year Apple Developer account to publish. Any paid plan, even the cheapest, can buy custom credit top-ups instead of being forced onto a bigger tier. Unlike many competitors, Superapp does not lock in your codebase either: you can export the full Xcode project on any plan and take it with you. Full details on the [pricing page](https://www.superappp.com/pricing). Free $0 5 credits a day Pro $25/mo Entry paid plan Business $50/mo More credits Max $100/mo Most credits ## Your app's own website Superapp also generates a matching website for your app, published from the same project. Most tools only do one or the other; Superapp gives you both the native iOS app and the site that markets it.