I will convert lovable ai base44 replit website to ios android app capacitor play store


About this gig
Want to turn your Lovable, Base44, Replit, Bolt, or other AI-built web app into a real mobile app on the Apple App Store and Google Play?
Thats exactly what I do.
I take your existing web/vibe-coded app and convert it into a professional iOS and Android app using Capacitor, then handle the technical setup and publishing process from start to finish.
What I offer:
- Lovable, Base44 & Replit app conversion
- Web app to iOS & Android with Capacitor
- App debugging and fixing
- Native iOS & Android builds
- App icons & splash screens
- Capacitor configuration
- App Store & Google Play submission
- Store screenshots, descriptions & metadata
- Production/backend configuration support
- Pre-submission compliance checks
- Review and rejection guidance
Your app may already work perfectly in the browser, but getting it into the stores requires the right packaging, signing, configuration, and compliance.
I handle the technical bridge so you don't have to.
Not sure if your app is ready? Send me your app link for a quick review, and I'll tell you whats needed to get it ready for launch.
Lets turn your AI-built web app into a downloadable mobile app and get it in front of your users.
Get to know Olaniyi Emmanue
Vibe coder fulstack web developer
- FromNigeria
- Member sinceJul 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Yoruba, English, French, Spanish
FAQ
Does this cover fixing bugs in my lovable or base44 app, or just the ios app conversion?
Both, but they're separate steps. If your web app still has bugs, I fix those first so the capacitor conversion doesn't wrap broken behavior into your ios app and android app. The basic package covers a bug fix; standard and premium build in the full conversion on top of that.
Will this work if my app was built in bolt or replit instead of lovable or base44?
Yes. As long as it's a react-based web app, capacitor wraps it the same way regardless of which ai builder produced it. I've converted bolt and replit output before. The main thing that matters is whether the build is stable, not which tool generated it.
What do you need from me to get started on the conversion?
Your app's live link or exported code, and access to an Apple Developer account and Google Play Console (or I can walk you through setting those up if you don't have them yet). For push notification setup, I'll also need your Firebase project details.
How long does the full ios app and android app conversion take?
The capacitor wrap and build itself takes a few days depending on the package. App store review is separate and outside my control: Apple typically takes 1-3 days, Google can take longer for new developer accounts. I'll flag that timeline separately from delivery.
What if the app store rejects my app after you deliver it?
I'll fix anything flagged in the rejection that's within the app itself: privacy labels, permissions, metadata, functionality issues. If the rejection is about your business model or content category (a policy decision, not a code issue), I'll tell you that upfront before we start.
Can you also deploy the web version to vercel or netlify after the app conversion?
Yes, that's a common add-on. A lot of buyers want both: the ios app and android app live in the stores, plus the original web app still deployed and working on vercel or netlify. Let me know during setup and I'll scope both together.
Do I own the full ios and android project, or is it locked to your setup?
You own everything. I deliver the full xcode and android studio project source, not just a build file, so you're not locked into me for future updates. No recurring access or hosting through my account.
What's actually different between the packages if I just need the app store part?
The basic package is for bug fixes before conversion. Standard covers the capacitor conversion for one platform. Premium covers both ios app and android app, plus push notification setup and full app store submission handling, including privacy labels and store listing prep.
I read Google now requires testers before publishing new apps, does that affect my timeline?
Yes, and most people don't know this until they hit it. Since May 2026, new personal Google Play developer accounts need a closed test with at least 12 opted-in testers running for 14 straight days before production access. I'll help you set that test up so it doesn't stall your launch.
Do I have to look for testers or would you provide them
Don't worry I'll provide testers for your app as a separate milestone in your project
