I will build and deploy a react web app and android app using capacitor


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I build responsive web apps with React, TypeScript, and Vite, then package them into real installable Android apps using Capacitor the same process I used to ship Rise Up (live on Google Play) and IELTS Gate (web live, Android app in testing).
I don't write every line by hand I architect the build and direct AI coding tools to write, test, and debug it, while I handle the technical decisions, testing, and quality control.
What you get: a working React web app deployed live, plus a functional Android app (APK/AAB) built with the same Capacitor pipeline. Higher tiers add real UI design work and full submission to your Google Play Console account.
Backend: Supabase. Build pipeline: GitHub Actions for automated signed builds. Tools: Firebase, Android Studio, VS Code.
Important: after I submit your app, Google review applies (usually within 7 days). If your Play Console account is newly created, Google requires an additional 14-day closed testing period with 12 testers before your app can go fully public a Google policy outside my control, separate from delivery time.
Message me before ordering so I can confirm your project fits this process.
Lerne Mohammad A. kennen
"Full Stack Product Builder AI Directed Web and Mobile Development"
- AusBangladesch
- Mitglied seitAug. 2026
- ⌀ Antwortzeit1 Stunde
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Bengalisch, Englisch
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FAQ
1. Do you write all the code by hand?
No — I architect the build and direct AI coding tools to write, test, and debug it. I make the technical decisions and handle quality control, testing, and deployment myself.
2. Will my app be live on the Play Store right after delivery?
Not immediately. After I submit your app, Google reviews it (usually within 7 days). New personal developer accounts also require a 14-day closed test with 12 testers before going public — this is a Google policy outside my control.
3. Do you build iOS apps?
Not currently. My process is verified and proven for Android via Capacitor. I do not offer iOS development.
4. What tech stack do you use?
React, TypeScript, and Vite for the web app, Capacitor to package it as an Android app, and Supabase for the backend. Builds run through GitHub Actions.
5. Do you provide the source code?
Not by default, but it is available as a paid extra if you want full ownership of the codebase.
6. What do you need from me to get started?
A clear description of your app, your Google Play Console account details if you want submission included, and any branding assets like your logo or color preferences.

