Bubble now offers the ability to build, test, and publish native mobile apps.

Early alpha testers are already building and publishing powerful mobile apps in record time.

The beta version will make it easy to build React Native mobile apps, which are compatible with iOS and Android.

On a rolling basis, we’re now inviting users off the waitlist.

ChurchSpace uses an Airbnb model to connect empty churches with anyone looking for space. Now, they’re partnering with Rapid Dev to build native mobile app. Since using Bubble, they’ve been able to work three times faster and save five times in costs compared to using traditional code.

VisionUs is partnering with WeGetDesign to build pebblz, a mobile app that’s making volunteering more accessible through micro-challenges and instant recognition. In a space that’s been historically resource-strapped, VisionUs has been able to work seven times faster with Bubble.

Minimum Studio is developing a native mobile app to improve team effectiveness for KeepWOL. The app, Conferencing Out Loud, lets employees participate in live Q&A sessions, a gap often overlooked by large organizations.

Goodspeed Studio is building an app for Move that’s on track to become the Strava for heat and ice therapy, with guided immersions, a progress calendar, and gamification elements. So far, they’ve been able to onboard 500 users, generate new revenue streams, and achieve a successful seed funding round.

Idea Link just published their native mobile app in the Apple App Store! You can download Sentio, an AI-driven app that helps you track and understand your emotions, offering personalized support and insights to improve your mental health.

Start with mobile-specific building blocks: The editor now includes tools designed specifically for mobile app development. Instead of web pages, you’ll be working with “mobile views.” These are the basic screens of your mobile app, where all your content and text will live.

Leverage out-of-the-box navigation: Bubble makes it easy to implement ways to navigate between views, including common patterns like tab navigation (like the menu bars at the bottom of many apps), stack navigation (moving between screens by swiping or tapping), modal screens (pop-up screens that appear over the main view), and bottom sheets (the element that slides up from the bottom of the screen).

Add mobile-friendly interactions: The editor lets you set up actions triggered by common mobile gestures. Your app can respond when users swipe the screen, long press (tap and hold), or simply tap.

Access to device features: You’ll be able to incorporate features that use your phone’s built-in capabilities, such as the camera, photo library, push notifications, date/time picker, and more.

Preview in real-time, launch in record-time: Preview your app on desktop or test on your actual mobile device using BubbleGo (an app for testing available for beta testers). Then, publish your iOS and Android app to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store right from the editor.