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.
Webview / PWA
A mobile-first web app your users install from the browser — shareable URL or custom domain, no store and no review. The same app can also be wrapped in a native shell and submitted to the App Store and Google Play, 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 with Starter.
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.