What you get
When you export code from Bilt, you get a complete React Native project:- Clean, readable source — Production-quality code the AI generated
- Standard structure — Follows React Native conventions; works with standard toolchains
- All assets included — Images, icons, fonts, and configuration files
- No Bilt dependencies — The exported code runs independently of Bilt (unless you used Bilt Payments or a Bilt-managed backend)
How to export
Via GitHub — Connect a GitHub repo and your code syncs automatically. Clone and work locally anytime.What you can do with exported code
- Continue development in any code editor — Xcode, VS Code, Cursor, or your preferred IDE
- Set up CI/CD pipelines for automated testing and deployment
- Hand off to a development team for further work
- Submit to the App Store or Google Play through your own pipeline
No lock-in
Bilt is designed to be useful as long as you want it, but never mandatory. You can:- Build the entire app in Bilt and export once
- Use Bilt for rapid prototyping, then develop natively
- Keep using Bilt for iteration while also working in the exported codebase
- Switch away completely at any time