
Turn your web app into iOS & Android apps — one-time payment



NativeBundle is a developer service that turns mobile-friendly websites and web applications into installable Android and iOS apps. Building custom mobile wrappers or writing native code typically requires dedicated mobile frameworks, complex build pipelines, and expensive monthly container subscriptions. NativeBundle solves this by generating ready-to-publish store packages directly from an existing web address.
Rather than charging recurring monthly fees to wrap a web application, NativeBundle uses a one-time payment per build and delivers complete ownership of the underlying assets. Users receive production-ready Google Play packages, full iOS source code projects, installation files, and the cryptographic keystores required for future store updates.
Because the generated applications display the target website, any changes made to the underlying web platform update instantly inside the mobile app without requiring a new build or store approval process.
NativeBundle is aimed at web builders who need store distribution without maintaining separate mobile codebases:
A solo founder builds a software prototype using AI code generation tools or no-code platforms. Instead of learning mobile frameworks or setting up Xcode, they generate store-ready app files from their live domain in minutes.
A business with an established Android app packaged via a subscription wrapper tool can switch providers. By providing their current package name and upload certificate, they eliminate their monthly SaaS billing while continuing to deliver updates to existing customers.
A web creator wants to test their web application directly on a physical Android device. They create an app bundle and install the provided APK file locally before submitting to any official app stores.
NativeBundle operates on a flat one-time payment of $39 per build with no ongoing monthly subscriptions. Users only incur a charge once both the Android and iPhone packages build successfully. To publish independently, users must also hold developer accounts with Google ($25 one-time) and Apple ($99 per year).
NativeBundle competes with web-to-app wrapper services like Natively and Median. While those platforms charge ongoing monthly subscriptions to keep web wrappers operational, NativeBundle charges a single build fee and transfers full source code and keystores so developers avoid recurring costs.
How much does NativeBundle cost?
NativeBundle costs a flat one-time payment of $39 per build. There are no ongoing monthly fees, subscriptions, or lock-in charges.
Do I need a Mac computer to create the mobile apps?
No, you do not need a Mac to build the files because NativeBundle generates the finished Android packages and complete iOS project remotely.