RapidNative
The AI app builder that actually builds the whole app
204 followers
The AI app builder that actually builds the whole app
204 followers
RapidNative v2 turns your idea into a complete working app. Not just screens. Fullstack. Database, authentication, file storage, and real-time updates, all generated together as one coherent app.
Describe it in plain English. Sketch it on a napkin. Upload a Figma file. Paste a PRD. However your idea exists, RapidNative builds the real thing.
Products used by RapidNative
Explore the tech stack and tools that power RapidNative. See what products RapidNative uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
Engineering & Development 2
Engineering & Development 2
reactnative.runBuild React Native apps in your browser — no setup needed
Honestly, we built it. None of the alternatives actually run React Native in the browser — StackBlitz, CodeSandbox, and WebContainer API are designed for web and Node.js, and Expo Snack depends on a remote server, which made every iteration slow. We hit the wall while building RapidNative: we needed a true React Native runtime that bundles and runs fully client-side, with instant hot reload and any npm package. Nothing existed, so we built reactnative.run to solve our own problem and open-sourced it.
Design & Creative 3
Design & Creative 3
ExpoAn open-source framework for making universal native apps
5.0 (100 reviews)
Expo is truly universal! Brings all the good parts and the DX of web into mobile. We love Expo Router and we are continuously integrating more features of Expo into RapidNative.
Tailwind CSSA utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development
5.0 (225 reviews)
Tailwind is a super power! It's counterpart NativeWind, managed by Mark and Dan at Expo has been a blessing for building native apps with a declarative styling. Tailwind/NativeWind is the new DSL. We use it for all our projects.
General 2
General 2
Vibecode DBThe Frontend Database API Gateway
We built it because nothing fit what we needed. Supabase and Firebase SDKs each lock you into one backend. Prisma and Drizzle are server-side ORMs. For an AI app builder, we needed the generated apps to prototype instantly with in-browser SQLite and then graduate to Supabase or a custom REST API without a single code change. That clean, type-safe, adapter-based layer didn't exist, so we built it for ourselves and open-sourced it.
browser-metroOpen-source browser bundler running fully in a Web Worker.
We built it ourselves. Metro only runs on a server, and every other browser-bundler (esbuild-wasm, Rspack, Vite) was built for web code — none understood React Native's module resolution, Expo's import rules, or platform-specific code. We needed a bundler that runs entirely client-side in a Web Worker, and nothing did. So browser-metro came out of necessity while building RapidNative, and we open-sourced it.