I will convert any website to app, lovable to ios and android app using capacitor

A WebView app loads your website inside a mobile shell, while a Native app is built specifically for iOS or Android using platform code. Native apps are faster, smoother, and have full access to device features such as the Native sign-in, In-App Purchases, GPS, and biometrics.

If you have an existing website and want a quick, cost-effective app, WebView is a great starting point. If you need high performance, offline functionality, or deep device integration, Native is the right choice.

Yes, absolutely. I take your existing project and rebuild or wrap it properly so it functions as a real native app, fully ready for App Store and Google Play submission.

Yes, but only if it is built correctly. Apple has strict guidelines for WebView apps. I make sure your app meets all requirements, including proper navigation, native features, and content policies before submission.

Yes. These are implemented at the native layer, not inside the WebView itself. This is the correct and only way Apple allows Yes. Both are implemented natively using platform SDKs. Apple Sign-In is also mandatory for any app that offers third-party In with Apple to work, and I handle this properly.

In-App Purchases are handled through Apple StoreKit and Google Billing Library natively. I implement subscriptions, one-time purchases, and consumables fully configured and tested before submission.