Your Capacitor app, built and sent to both stores.

Your screens are built first

Your app packs a folder, often www or dist, that your code makes with a build command. We run your build script for you before each build.

If your command has another name, open Advanced settings on your app's page and type it under Build your app's screens first.

How it works for Capacitor apps

1. 01

   Connect your repository

   Connect GitHub and choose the repository your app lives in. We read your app's details from your code.

2. 02

   Connect Apple and Google Play

   Your app's page shows one step at a time, with links to the exact pages you need.

3. 03

   Press Build

   Your iPhone app goes to App Store Connect, ready for TestFlight, and your Android app goes to Google Play as a draft.

Several apps from one code base

Some Capacitor code makes several store apps, such as a customer app and a driver app. We find each one, whether it has its own settings file, such as capacitor.config.driver.ts, or its own folder, such as apps/driver. Each app gets its own page, and you can build them all in one press.

Also included

• No Mac needed. iOS builds run on Macs hosted by GitHub
• Firebase files for sign-in and notifications, added in the portal
• Your own build variables, saved as secrets in your GitHub
• A virtual phone test for each Android build