Mobile applications
Cadrant offers two mobile stacks, chosen when you create the project. The second one then ships two ways — as a PWA, on the App Store, or both.
Choose your mobile type
Native
Expo / React Native for iOS and Android. Full access to native APIs (camera, push notifications, sensors…). Expo Go runs most expo-* APIs on your phone; native code outside the SDK needs a real build. Publish via App Store Connect and Google Play.
PWA
A mobile-first web app your users install from the browser. Shareable URL or custom domain, no store and no review, and every publish updates it instantly.
WebView
The same web app wrapped in a native shell and submitted to the App Store. A store listing people can search for, with content that still updates without a new build.
Which one should I pick?
- Native — you need camera, push notifications, sensors, or a true store-native experience.
- PWA — you want a mobile UX and a URL to share, with no store and no review. Available on freemium.
- WebView — you want that same app listed on the App Store, where people can search for it. Available on freemium.
Create a mobile project
From your Cadrant workspace:
Create a new project
Open Create and select the Mobile application tab.Pick Native or Webview / PWA
Native is its own stack. Webview / PWA is a single option covering two products: the PWA people install from the browser, and the App Store shell built from the same app.Describe your app
Write a prompt with screens, navigation and key features — same style as a web project.Preview and iterate
Validate the UX in the phone-frame preview, then refine by chat.
Next steps
- Publish to App Store Connect — build on your Expo account, submit to your Apple account.
- Publish to Google Play — build on your Expo account, submit to your Play Console.
- Test with TestFlight — install the real iOS binary on device.