Nativeline

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Kane, founder of Nativeline. 9 months ago I just wanted to make an app. That's it. I had an idea, I wanted it on my iPhone, and I wanted to ship it. So I tried the app builders. They gave me web wrappers disguised as apps. You know the feeling, that slight lag when you scroll, the buttons that don't quite feel right, the moment someone says "this doesn't feel like my other apps." It wasn't native. It wasn't what I wanted. Then I tried Claude Code. The models are incredible, but I was jumping between Claude, Xcode, ChatGPT, my database provider, back to Xcode, and somehow supposed to learn how Xcode works along the way. It worked. But it didn't feel like building. It felt like wrestling. I kept thinking: what if this was all in one place? What if I could describe my app, build it through conversation, handle my database, push to TestFlight, and never leave one platform? That didn't exist. So I started building it. Nativeline is the experience I wished I had: Real native Swift: not a web view pretending to be an app. Your users feel the difference. One platform, start to finish: conversation → database → code → TestFlight → App Store No Xcode required: we handle the complexity so you can focus on the idea It's fast, most people have something running in a few minutes, but honestly, the speed isn't the point. The point is it finally feels like building, not wrestling. But honestly, the thing I'm proudest of isn't a feature, it's watching someone see their idea running on their phone for the first time. For the next 24 hours, everyone from Product Hunt gets 150 free bits, enough to get your first app running. What would you build?