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A web app or a Shopify store.
Bring it to iOS.

AirBuild’s AI team reads your web app and builds it again as a native SwiftUI app.
Nothing wrapped, nothing imported. Your web app stays where it is.

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It reads what your app does.
Then builds it again.

Product, design and engineering agents read your app’s screens and flows and build a native iOS app from them. Your web app is left untouched; you keep working on it where it is.

Your AI team

  1. https://my-app.lovable.app/ A habit tracker for runners. The iOS app should do the same, for the same runners.

  2. Jamie Product

    Read it: sign-in, a list of runs, one run’s detail and a weekly summary. Your web app stays exactly as it is; the iOS app is built from what it does.

  3. Maya Design

    The sidebar becomes a tab bar and Add a run becomes a sheet. I’m drawing the list and the summary screens next.

  4. Eli Engineering

    Building the list and the detail in SwiftUI. Your first TestFlight build is next.

The link goes in as the first message. The team reads the app and builds the iOS version from it.

From a link to App Review.
Four steps.

  1. Leave the link. The published address of your app or its GitHub repository, and one sentence about what the iOS app should do and who it is for.

  2. Your AI team rebuilds it. A native SwiftUI app, built from what your web app does. The web app is left untouched.

  3. Try it on your iPhone. The app arrives through TestFlight. Ask for changes in plain language.

  4. App Review. When it is ready, AirBuild prepares the App Store listing, submits, tracks the review, replies to the reviewers, fixes what they raise and resubmits.

Lovable, Bolt.new, v0, Shopify.
And anything else.