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Guides to publishing on the App Store and Google Play.
Straight answers on getting your app into the App Store and Google Play, checked against Apple's and Google's own documentation. See what we charge on our pricing page.
Lovable
How we ship Lovable apps·Pricing- How to publish a Lovable app to the App Store and Google PlayLovable can't publish to the App Store on its own. Your options (PWA, wrapper or native), React Native and Expo, Google Play, and what Apple accepts.Read the guide →
- Lovable app launch checklist and costsEverything a Lovable app needs to go live on the App Store and Google Play, and what it costs: Apple's $99 a year, Google's $25 and our prices.Read the guide →
- Lovable app rejected under Apple 4.2: how to fix itGot a Guideline 4.2 Minimum Functionality rejection for your Lovable app? Here is what Apple means, why wrapped web apps hit it, and how to get approved.Read the guide →
- How to publish a Lovable booking app to the App Store and Google PlayA Lovable booking app on iOS and Android: payments that stay on Stripe, reminder notifications, and what App Review and Google Play check.Read the guide →
- How to publish a Lovable fitness app to the App Store and Google PlayA Lovable fitness app on iOS and Android: when subscriptions need in-app purchase, health data and claims, and the paywall reviewers check.Read the guide →
- How to publish a Lovable marketplace app to the App Store and Google PlayA Lovable marketplace on iOS and Android: which payments can stay on Stripe, the moderation stores require for listings, and review checks.Read the guide →
- How to publish a Lovable community or social app to the App Store and Google PlayA Lovable community or social app on iOS and Android: the moderation both stores require, Google's child safety standards, sign-in and ratings.Read the guide →
- The best ways to publish a Lovable app to the App Store and Google PlayMedian, Despia, Natively, Capacitor or LetsDeployIt: how each gets a Lovable app into the App Store and Google Play, who does the work, and the cost.Read the guide →
Median vs LetsDeployIt: which gets your Lovable app into the stores?Median wraps your live Lovable site in a native shell; LetsDeployIt rebuilds it as native. How they compare on review, store work and price.Read the guide →
Despia vs LetsDeployIt: which gets your Lovable app into the stores?Despia runs your Lovable web app in its native runtime for a one-time fee; LetsDeployIt rebuilds it as native and submits it. How they compare.Read the guide →
Natively vs LetsDeployIt: which gets your Lovable app into the stores?Natively turns your Lovable site into an app on a monthly or lifetime plan; LetsDeployIt rebuilds it as native and submits it. How they compare.Read the guide →
Capacitor vs LetsDeployIt: which gets your Lovable app into the stores?Capacitor is free and open source, but you build, sign and submit the app yourself. LetsDeployIt rebuilds your Lovable app as native and ships it.Read the guide →- Do it yourself, hire a freelancer or an agency: getting a Lovable app into the storesWhat it takes to get a Lovable app into the App Store and Google Play yourself, with a freelancer, an agency or LetsDeployIt: time, cost and risk.Read the guide →
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