Describe your iOS app. Get it on the App Store.

    Build a real iOS app without writing code. Appifex generates a native React Native or Swift app with a Python backend and PostgreSQL database, then guides you through TestFlight and App Store submission.

    Native
    Not a web wrapper
    TestFlight
    Real device testing
    You own it
    Source in your repo

    What you get

    Native iOS app in React Native, or Swift when you need platform APIs
    Runs on a real iPhone, not a web page in an app shell
    FastAPI backend and PostgreSQL database included
    TestFlight builds and guided App Store submission
    Over-the-air updates without resubmitting to Apple
    Full Xcode-compatible source in your own GitHub repo

    How it works

    1

    Describe your app

    Tell Appifex what you want to build in plain English. Be specific about features, users, and goals.

    2

    AI builds it

    Appifex generates the complete application — frontend, backend, database, authentication, and deployment.

    3

    Ship it

    Your app is deployed and running. Share the URL, submit to the App Store, or hand the code to developers.

    Frequently asked questions

    Can I build an iOS app without knowing how to code?

    Yes. You describe the app in plain language and Appifex generates a native iOS application along with the backend and database it needs. You get a TestFlight build to try on your own iPhone and guidance through App Store submission. The source code is committed to a GitHub repository you own, so a developer can take it further whenever you want.

    Do I need a Mac or Xcode to build an iOS app with Appifex?

    No. Builds run in the cloud, so you do not need a Mac, Xcode or a local toolchain to get a working app onto a device. You do need an Apple Developer account to publish to the App Store, because Apple requires the developer of record to be you.

    Is the app actually native, or a website in a wrapper?

    It is a real native app. Appifex generates React Native, which compiles to genuine iOS UI components, and can generate native Swift where a project needs platform-specific APIs. That is different from tools that wrap a responsive website in an app shell, which Apple's review guidelines treat with more scrutiny.

    How long does it take to get an iOS app built?

    A working app that runs on your phone typically takes minutes rather than weeks. App Store review is the slower part and is controlled by Apple, usually a day or two. Appifex handles the build, signing and submission mechanics that normally take a first-time developer the longest.

    Start building now

    Turn your idea into a production app in minutes. Free to start.