FluxNative blog

Guides to vibe coding native iOS and Android apps with AI: native app code, design to code, backends, and publishing to the App Store and Google Play.

Latest posts

• Bring an Existing React Native Project to FluxNative Through MCP

  Move an Expo or React Native app you already have into FluxNative without a rewrite. Your coding agent copies it over MCP with one careful prompt, then checks the build.

• Build a Mobile App With Claude Code or Cursor Through MCP

  Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to FluxNative over MCP. Your agent edits the code, and FluxNative gives you the live preview, connections, builds and publishing.

• Figma to React Native with AI: From Screens to a Real App

  Turn a Figma flow into a real Expo and React Native app. Prepare one clear flow, import it, confirm the screens, then polish the result and add what Figma can't show.

• How to Get an AI-Built App Through Store Review

  Apple and Google judge the app, not the AI that wrote it. Use this simple checklist to finish, test, list and submit your app with confidence.

• How to Choose a React Native AI App Builder

  Five simple questions to compare React Native AI app builders: code you can keep, easy undo, safe keys, real builds, and clear costs for your team.

• Vibe Coding a Mobile App From Prompt to Phone

  A simple five-step guide to vibe coding a real iOS and Android app: write a clear brief, review the preview, change one thing at a time, connect data safely and test on your phone.

• How to Connect Supabase to a FluxNative App

  Connect Supabase in four simple steps: copy your values, save them in Connections, describe your data in plain words, and check that each person only sees their own data.