Capacitor Mobile App Launch
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I already have the web version of my product in production and the Capacitor codebase is ready for its big step onto the stores. What I need now is an experienced mobile engineer who can steer the project through Apple’s and Google’s review processes, handle every detail of code-signing, and leave me with a crystal-clear path for future updates.
Phase 1 focuses on launch. You will:
• Prepare and sign the iOS build in Xcode (Swift/Objective-C knowledge assumed) and publish it live on the Apple App Store.
• Do the same for Android in Android Studio, taking the app to a live listing on Google Play.
• Set up TestFlight and Play Store internal testing tracks
• Configure push notifications end-to-end.
• Produce thorough deployment documentation covering certificates, provisioning profiles, keystores, review checklists, and a concise guide I can follow for the next release.
Phase 2 moves into native enhancements. Once the stores are conquered, I’ll hand you a backlog of native features. You will integrate each one, deliver well-commented source code, provide unit / device test notes, and write a short user guide for the new capabilities.
Nice extras—React/TypeScript, Supabase, golf or sports app history, and CI/CD tooling such as Fastlane or GitHub Actions—will make collaboration even smoother, but they’re not mandatory.
The web app’s branding and UI assets are available; if anything else is missing I can supply it promptly.
If releasing polished Capacitor apps and navigating store reviews is second nature to you, let’s get this shipped.
Phase 1 focuses on launch. You will:
• Prepare and sign the iOS build in Xcode (Swift/Objective-C knowledge assumed) and publish it live on the Apple App Store.
• Do the same for Android in Android Studio, taking the app to a live listing on Google Play.
• Set up TestFlight and Play Store internal testing tracks
• Configure push notifications end-to-end.
• Produce thorough deployment documentation covering certificates, provisioning profiles, keystores, review checklists, and a concise guide I can follow for the next release.
Phase 2 moves into native enhancements. Once the stores are conquered, I’ll hand you a backlog of native features. You will integrate each one, deliver well-commented source code, provide unit / device test notes, and write a short user guide for the new capabilities.
Nice extras—React/TypeScript, Supabase, golf or sports app history, and CI/CD tooling such as Fastlane or GitHub Actions—will make collaboration even smoother, but they’re not mandatory.
The web app’s branding and UI assets are available; if anything else is missing I can supply it promptly.
If releasing polished Capacitor apps and navigating store reviews is second nature to you, let’s get this shipped.