Now Modelence App Builder has support for creating native mobile apps. Just like web apps, describe what you want and get a fully working mobile app, working in sync with your Modelence auth and backend.
Hey PH 👋
Aram and Eduard here, co-founders of Modelence.
Earlier we launched the App Builder to get to a fully working web app with auth and database in just a few minutes.
Today the App Builder ships mobile apps too.
This is one of the top things our users kept asking for. The people getting the most out
of Modelence are building real business tools: booking systems, internal ops dashboards, compliance and CRM tooling. And the moment their web app worked, the next question was: "can my team use this on their phone?". Now they can, from the same prompt and the same codebase - one description generates both web and native, with a shared backend.
It's still real code on an open-source framework. You can open it, read it, extend it by hand, and take it with you.
Who it's for: domain experts and technical operators who've hit the ceiling with other app builders that don't go beyond prototypes, and want production-grade apps without standing up infrastructure themselves.
It's still new, so please tell us what's missing, what breaks, and what you would want to see in mobile support next.
Appreciate your support 🙌
Scaffolded a quick side project over the weekend and the auth plus database wiring came through on the first try, which saved me a ton of setup time. The generated code was actually readable enough to tweak without fighting it.
the fact that you actually own the generated code instead of being trapped in some walled garden is such a rare move for this category of tools, really appreciate that you made that the default rather than an upsell
Spun up a quick project to test it and the auth and database were already wired together when the build finished. Nice surprise that I could actually poke around the generated code instead of it being a black box.
The generated code actually looked like something I'd write myself, not a mess I'd need to rewrite from scratch. Deploying from the prompt was honestly the part that surprised me most.
code ownership is what sold me, being able to inspect and edit after generation instead of being locked into a black box
Pulled it up and was surprised the auth and database bits were already wired together, no extra setup needed. Editing the generated code actually felt like normal code rather than some locked-in template.
How does the generated code handle custom domain setup and ongoing maintenance when you want to swap out the built-in auth for something like Clerk or Auth0 later?
Got a basic CRUD app running in about ten minutes, and actually being able to poke at the generated code after is the part that sold me.
How much control do I actually have over the generated code if I want to swap out the auth provider later?
Congrats on the launch! are the mobile apps built natively (Swift/Java) or use React Native?
Love the direction here! Building apps should be about bringing ideas to life, not getting stuck in repetitive setup and boilerplate. Modelence looks like a promising step toward making app creation much faster and more accessible. Congrats on the launch, and best of luck! 🚀
Been building a real app on Modelence, a World Cup pool with live scores, a leaderboard, and bracket predictions, and it holds up as a production app, not a prototype.
Two things stood out. I built the web version first, and the mobile app came off the same codebase and backend, so auth and every query just worked across both with no rebuilding anything twice. And since the backend, deployment, and monitoring are handled for you, I could stay on the product instead of wiring up infrastructure. It's still real code on an open framework too, so I can open it and extend by hand when I want.
I'm not a developer and still got to a real web and mobile app fast. Congrats on the mobile launch, excited to see where it goes.
Love the structure of your website - it made me interested even not being the developer. "Build real apps, not prototypes" is a strong positioning line! I'm curious though, do you find that non-technical founders also try to use Modelence, or is it really purely a developer tool?"
Appreciate the straight answer, most tools in this space quietly pretend the last mile doesn't exist. EAS getting you to a real signed build is the bulk of the pain gone. The one thing I'd keep watching for AI-generated apps is App Store review itself: Apple's 4.2 minimum-functionality rule tends to flag apps that read as too templated or thin. Does the generated output vary enough structurally to clear that, or is dodging it mostly on the person doing the customizing?
Excited for the mobile app functionality. Been using Claude Code but the idea of creating my own mobile apps is awesome. Congrats Aram and Eduard! ~James
The Expo choice is smart, that's the fastest path to real iOS and Android from one codebase. The question web builders never have to answer but mobile ones do: where does the wall hit at ship time? Getting to a running app in Expo Go is the easy part, getting through signing, provisioning profiles, and App Store review is where most no-code mobile tools quietly hand you back a raw project. Does Modelence take you through EAS build and store submission, or stop at the code?
Sharing one codebase and backend between web and mobile from a single prompt is the part that would actually save time, most "AI app builder" mobile support I've seen is really a wrapped webview. Since it's on Expo, does the builder handle the native module gaps that Expo doesn't cover out of the box, and can it get you to a signed build ready for TestFlight/Play internal testing, or does that packaging step stay manual?
Nice! How does this fit into an existing project, or is it mainly designed for building apps from scratch? Congrats and good luck on the launch!
Congrats on the launch! Are there any tips-and-tricks on how to create/maintain the strict design system of the app, how to export/share it with web, or how your tool manages it?
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Modelence Mobile Builder launched on Product Hunt on July 1st, 2026 and earned 206 upvotes and 52 comments, placing #7 on the daily leaderboard. Now Modelence App Builder has support for creating native mobile apps. Just like web apps, describe what you want and get a fully working mobile app, working in sync with your Modelence auth and backend.
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