How StoreReady works

StoreReady turns the web app you built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Cursor or Claude Code, or a plain HTML site, into a real app and publishes it to Google Play and the App Store for you.

What happens when you publish

1. You connect your project. A GitHub repository, a zip file, or straight from your AI tool. We only read it. Nothing in your code changes.
2. We make it native. Every build wraps your app in a native shell and adds what store reviewers expect: an offline screen, your icon and launch screen, the phone's share menu and a working back button. You can add a tab bar, a Face ID lock and more, see Native features in your app.
3. We build and sign it in the cloud, with your app's own upload key.
4. We send it to the stores, under your own developer accounts, with your name on the store page.

If a build hits an error, the build assistant reads the log, fixes what it safely can and tells you the rest in plain words.

What you need

• A StoreReady plan. You pick one before adding your first app.
• A Google Play developer account (Google charges a one-time $25 fee), an Apple Developer account (Apple charges $99 a year), or both.
• Your app's project: a GitHub repository, a zip export, or the folder you build in.

Who owns the app

You do. It is published under your own Google Play and Apple accounts. You can take StoreReady's access away at any time in Play Console or App Store Connect.

Next: Set up your first app.