Superapp generates native iOS applications from a plain-English description, producing Swift code rather than a wrapped web view, covering iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac from one project, with App Store publishing automated and code export available.
Native output is the claim that matters. The no-code app category is full of tools that ship a web app in an app shell, which App Store review notices and users feel, and generating actual Swift means the result behaves like an app. Code export matters just as much: it is the difference between owning what you built and renting it.
There is a browser version and a native Mac app with faster previews and daily renewable credits. Free gives 5 credits, then $25, $50 and $100 a month for 50 to 230, with backend on Superapp Cloud or Supabase. It is iOS-only with no Android path, generated apps still need testing before App Store review, and credits meter generation so iteration costs money.
