Generate a full-stack app from a prompt - auth, database, and production deploys wired in from day one. Inspect, edit, and own the code.
This is the 2nd launch from Modelence App Builder. View more
Modelence Mobile Builder
Launched this week
Now Modelence App Builder has support for creating native mobile apps. Just like web apps, describe what you want and get a fully working mobile app, working in sync with your Modelence auth and backend.
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Congrats on the launch! are the mobile apps built natively (Swift/Java) or use React Native?
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@david_buniatyan Thanks! It uses Expo & React Native, this way it goes along with the all-in-one nature of the framework, so it's all part of the same project/codebase.
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@david_buniatyan Thanks! The mobile apps are also built using the Modelence framework https://github.com/modelence/modelence, which is based on TypeScript. So on mobile, the stack is React Native rather than native Swift/Java. That keeps one shared codebase and backend across web, iOS, and Android.
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@thys_beesman yes, we use Expo under the hood, which supports both Android and iOS
Voquill
Nice! How does this fit into an existing project, or is it mainly designed for building apps from scratch? Congrats and good luck on the launch!
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@henry_habib Thanks, and appreciate the kind words! Right now Modelence is mainly for apps you are building from scratch, since it builds your app on the Modelence framework. If your product already runs on another stack, you can still move it over, but that means recreating the app, the DB, and the architecture on Modelence, so it is closer to a port than a plug in.
Where it really pays off is when you are building a serious, production-ready app: the framework and cloud are made to get you to production fast (deployment, DB, monitoring, observability all handled).
Been building a real app on Modelence, a World Cup pool with live scores, a leaderboard, and bracket predictions, and it holds up as a production app, not a prototype.
Two things stood out. I built the web version first, and the mobile app came off the same codebase and backend, so auth and every query just worked across both with no rebuilding anything twice. And since the backend, deployment, and monitoring are handled for you, I could stay on the product instead of wiring up infrastructure. It's still real code on an open framework too, so I can open it and extend by hand when I want.
I'm not a developer and still got to a real web and mobile app fast. Congrats on the mobile launch, excited to see where it goes.
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@hector_hulian1 thanks for being an active user!
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Congrats on the launch, Aram, Eduard, and team! 🎉 I put the builder through a real test this week — described a CRM pipeline tracker, and it came back with auth, MongoDB, and a working kanban board already wired together. Then one Publish click and it was live on a production URL. As someone who built and sold a SaaS before, that last step is the one that matters — most tools hand you a prototype and wish you luck. This one ships. Excited to see mobile get the same treatment.
Got a basic CRUD app running in about ten minutes, and actually being able to poke at the generated code after is the part that sold me.
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@abdurrahma55903 Love to hear it 🙌
Scaffolded a quick side project over the weekend and the auth plus database wiring came through on the first try, which saved me a ton of setup time. The generated code was actually readable enough to tweak without fighting it.
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@alt_noz56283 Thank you for the feedback!