Introduction
FluxNative turns a description, a Figma design, screenshots or a template into a real iOS and Android app you can preview, build, publish and export.
Updated Oct 27, 2026
How a project moves
- Describe the app in the dashboard's message box and click Build my app. See Start a project.
- Refine it in chat, in Design or in Code. Every change can be undone.
- Connect data, sign-in and purchases under Server. See Server.
- Build a signed APK, App Bundle or IPA on Creator and up. See Native builds overview.
- Publish to TestFlight and Google Play from Publish. See Publishing overview.
Good to know
- You get real native source code you own: a React Native project in TypeScript that you can download any time and build yourself. The Terms say you own the apps FluxNative generates for you; template and component code stays InspireUI's, for use in your apps.
- Free previews your app with 100 credits to start and 500 more when your first build step ends, each valid for 30 days. Signed builds and publishing start on Creator, and downloading the source needs a purchase first: a paid plan (now or before), credits bought on a paid plan, a paid template or the Dev Kit; free credits and credit packs bought on Free do not count. See Credits and plans.
- Apple and Google charge for their own developer accounts.
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