Mobile App
Android and iOS, from the same description.
Say what the app should do. Stunning builds a real React Native app, puts it on your actual phone while you are still changing it, and packages it for TestFlight and Google Play under your own developer accounts.
A real app, not a wrapped website
What comes out is a genuine React Native app with native navigation and native components — the same foundation behind a great many apps already on your phone.
One brief, both platforms
Android and iOS come from the same description at the same time. There is no second project to keep in step and no separate team to brief.
On your own phone in seconds
Scan the code and the app you are building opens on your device — the real thing, on real hardware, updating as you change it. No cables, no simulator, no waiting on a build queue.
The same data as your website
Build the site here too and the app reads the same tables. One catalogue, one customer list, one set of orders — not two systems quietly drifting apart.
Into testing under your own name
Stunning signs and packages the build and delivers it to TestFlight and Google Play internal testing using your developer accounts. Your signing keys are encrypted, and the listing is yours from the start.
Questions
It is a React Native app — the same technology behind many apps you already use. It is not a website in an app shell.
No. Signing and packaging happen on our side; you work entirely in the browser and test on your own phone.
Your own developer accounts — Apple charges $99 a year, Google $25 once — plus an App Store Connect API key and a Google service account. That is what keeps the app and its listing in your name.
It builds, signs and delivers it into TestFlight and Google Play internal testing, where you can install and share it. Pushing from there to a public listing, and the review that comes with it, stays in your hands with Apple and Google.
Once, for iOS: Apple has no API for creating an app record, so the first time you publish you create the entry in App Store Connect and Stunning takes it from there.
Yes, if both were built here. They read and write the same project tables.
Yes — the same local providers the rest of the platform supports, running on your own merchant account.