A real React Native project, not a snippet

    Generate a complete React Native application with AI — screens, navigation, state, API layer, a FastAPI backend and a PostgreSQL database — committed to your GitHub repository and deployable to both app stores.

    Full project
    Not snippets
    iOS + Android
    One codebase
    Typed
    End-to-end types

    What you get

    Complete Expo-based React Native project, not code fragments
    Navigation, state management and API layer wired up
    Typed API client generated against the backend
    FastAPI backend and PostgreSQL database included
    EAS builds and over-the-air updates configured
    Standard project any React Native developer can pick up

    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 AI generate a complete React Native app?

    Yes. Appifex generates a full Expo-based React Native project with navigation, state, a typed API layer and the screens your description calls for, plus a FastAPI backend and PostgreSQL database. The result builds, runs on a device and deploys — which is the difference between a generated project and generated snippets.

    Is the generated React Native code idiomatic?

    It follows standard Expo and React Native conventions with TypeScript throughout, so a React Native developer can read it without a tour. That is deliberate: code you cannot hand to a developer is a dead end, however quickly it was produced.

    Can I use my own component library or design system?

    Yes. The project is ordinary React Native in your own repository, so you can install any library and refactor freely. You can also describe the look you want during generation and refine from there.

    Does it use Expo or bare React Native?

    Expo, which is what makes cloud builds and over-the-air updates work without a local native toolchain. You keep the ability to eject to bare React Native if a project eventually needs it, because the code is yours.

    Start building now

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