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Bilt generates real, installable mobile applications using React Native. The output is not a webview wrapper or a converted browser page. It produces a structured mobile codebase designed to run natively on iOS. If you are building a mobile product, Bilt focuses on delivering a mobile-first architecture rather than a responsive website packaged as an app.
No. Bilt does not simply embed your website or web app inside a mobile shell. When converting an existing web product, Bilt rebuilds the mobile interface in React Native to ensure performance, navigation structure, and mobile UX patterns are native. The goal is functional parity with mobile-appropriate design, not visual duplication.
Most AI builders focus on web apps or internal tools. Bilt is specialized in native mobile. That specialization affects: Navigation structure, State management, Device-specific behaviors, App store deployment readiness. Bilt prioritizes mobile execution rather than general-purpose generation. The team has a lot of specialised experience, building, deploying and distributing mobile apps.
Bilt is built for: Non-technical founders who want to launch mobile products without hiring a full team. Product teams that want to accelerate iteration. Agencies that need mobile builds without long development cycles. It is not positioned as a developer IDE replacement. It is a mobile product specific acceleration system.
Bilt is designed to support MVP and production-ready mobile applications. However, as with any AI-generated codebase, production stability depends on validation, testing, and iteration. Bilt accelerates build velocity. It does not eliminate the need for product discipline.
Initial functional builds can be generated rapidly. However, real product readiness depends on scope, integrations, and refinement cycles. Bilt reduces build time. It does not remove the need for iteration and user feedback.
Yes. Bilt generates a structured React Native codebase that can be exported. You are not locked into a proprietary runtime or closed environment. If needed, the project can be continued by any developer familiar with React Native.
Yes. Bilt-generated apps can integrate with existing APIs, databases, and backend systems. If you already use services such as Supabase, custom REST APIs, or third-party tools, the mobile app can be configured to connect to them. This is done by the agent inside the chat. Bilt does not require you to migrate infrastructure.
You can export the codebase and continue development independently. Bilt does not require perpetual platform dependence. This allows founders to start with AI acceleration and later transition to in-house or external developers.
Bilt does not replace complex enterprise architecture planning. Highly customized hardware integrations, deeply optimized native modules, or edge-case performance tuning may require manual development. That said, our team is always ready to work with any project manually, starting from the Performance Plus subscription tier. For most, Bilt is strongest in MVP and early-stage product acceleration.
Yes. Bilt is designed to support real store deployment workflows. Publishing still requires your own Apple developer accounts, but the output is compatible with standard app submission pipelines. Bilt does not restrict you to internal distribution only.
Each Bilt project can be shared through a unique project URL. This link opens a live Expo preview environment that allows others to see the current state of the app without accessing your workspace. The shared page includes an Expo Go QR code. Anyone with the Expo Go app installed can scan the QR code and run the app directly on their own iOS device for real-device testing. This enables rapid feedback cycles without requiring TestFlight distribution, or manual build files during early iteration stages.
Build it. Ship it. Get paid.
Describe your app, preview it live on your phone, and publish to the App Store.