An AI app builder from NZT48, Inc. in the United States. Describe the app you want in ordinary language, and it generates Apple’s own Swift/SwiftUI code directly. Its defining trait is that the output is native from the start ─ not a web app wrapped in a native shell, and not a cross-platform framework such as React Native. Builds run in the cloud, so you can develop entirely in a browser even without a Mac, and the generated code can be exported as an Xcode project that is fully yours. It launched on November 19, 2025, and is built by engineers formerly of Bolt, Grammarly, Wix, and MacPaw.
Key Features
- Generates native Swift/SwiftUI directly: The output is neither a web view nor an intermediate framework, but Swift/SwiftUI code that follows Apple’s design guidelines. That helps both with how smoothly the app behaves and with getting through App Store review
- No Mac needed ─ everything in the browser: Builds run in the cloud, so you can start without a Mac to run Xcode. You can work from a Windows machine or an iPad in a browser, and a native Mac app is available as well
- Covers the whole Apple ecosystem: A single project can target iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. Native-only capabilities such as 3D games, AR, body tracking, Live Activities, Siri intents, and widgets are supported
- Automatic backend and third-party integrations: A Supabase backend is provisioned automatically, plus integrations with RevenueCat for in-app purchases and Figma for bringing in design data
- Automated App Store paperwork: Metadata, screenshots, and privacy declarations are generated automatically, cutting down the work needed to publish. It can also generate a landing page matching the app’s design
- Full code ownership and export: Export the generated Xcode project as-is and extend it by hand or with coding assistants such as Claude Code. You are not locked into the platform
Pricing
| Plan | Monthly price | Credits | Main features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 5 per day | Try basic app building |
| Pro | $25 | 50 per month + 5 daily | Automated App Store publishing, Genius Mode, Figma import, credit top-ups, email support |
| Business | $50 | 110 per month + 5 daily | Everything in Pro plus priority support, with a lower cost per credit |
| Max | $100 | 230 per month + 5 daily | Everything in Business, at the lowest cost per credit |
| Agencies & Teams | Contact sales | Contact sales | Real-time collaboration, edit history, multiple users, dedicated support |
Extra credits can be bought as a one-time purchase of 30 credits for $18; purchased credits are valid for 12 months and carry over across billing cycles. Subscriptions renew monthly and can be cancelled anytime from your profile. There is no annual billing option as of August 2026.
Pricing is current as of August 2026. Check the official site for the latest details.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Because the output is native Swift/SwiftUI, you don’t have to compromise on smoothness or consistency with Apple’s UI
- You can start building iOS apps without owning a Mac, and there is no development environment to set up
- Supabase and RevenueCat integrations are automated, so data storage and payments are less likely to become blockers
- App Store submission paperwork is automated, shortening the step where solo developers most often give up
- You can export an Xcode project, so your work survives even if you switch to hand-written code partway through
⚠️ Cons
- Apple platforms only ─ you cannot build Android apps
- The credit system makes consumption hard to predict for apps with many screens or lots of rework
- The free plan’s 5 daily credits are limited, so a paid plan is effectively required for serious work
- There is no annual-billing discount; long-term use stays at the monthly rate
- Released in November 2025, it is a new service, and long-term operational track record and case studies are still accumulating
Comparison with Similar Services
| Criteria | Superapp | Rork | FlutterFlow | Lovable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Output format | Native Swift/SwiftUI | Native output on higher tiers | Flutter (Dart) | Web apps |
| Target platforms | iPhone/iPad/Watch/Mac | iOS/Android | iOS/Android/Web | Web |
| Mac required | No (cloud builds) | No | No (cloud builds) | No |
| Code export | Export as Xcode project | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan | Yes (5 credits/day) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Narrowing in on Apple-native output is Superapp’s position. If you also need Android, FlutterFlow or Rork is the more natural choice; if you want to build a web service, Lovable is.
Who Is It For
- People who don’t own a Mac but want to build an iPhone app themselves
- Solo developers who care that the app looks and behaves like a proper iOS app rather than a web wrapper
- Makers and startups who want to ship an idea to the App Store quickly and gauge the response
- Anyone who wants to use native-only features such as Apple Watch apps, widgets, or Live Activities
- Engineers who plan to let AI write the first version and then take over in Xcode
Summary
Among the many “build an app with AI” tools, Superapp is the one that commits hardest to producing native Swift/SwiftUI. You can start without a Mac, and it handles Supabase integration and App Store submission for you, which meaningfully shortens the distance between an individual and a published app. It is Apple-only and credit-based, so a sensible approach is to use the free plan’s 5 daily credits first to check the quality of the generated code against the app you actually want to build, then decide on a paid plan.