shipanysaas is a SaaS boilerplate whose All-in plan includes a real phone app: an Expo app for iPhone, iPad and Android on the same Supabase backend as the Next.js web app. People sign in with the same account, switch between their teams, and invite and manage members on the phone. Customers pay on the website, and the app shows their team’s plan.
Launch price: $49 web · $99 with iOS and Android, first 100 customers
Every item works in the Expo app that ships with All-in, on iPhone, iPad and Android.
Real screens built with Expo and React Native, on the same sign-in and data as the website.
Some parts are web-only by design, and some are not in the phone app. These are the main ones.
Checkout and the billing portal
App store rules cover in-app sales, so customers pay on the website
The admin panel
A tool for you, not your users, so it stays out of the app
Passkeys and magic links
On the phone, people sign in with a password or Google
Notifications
The in-app bell is on the web only, and the kit has no push notifications
Team handover and deletion, email change
The app shows that these are done on the website
Pay once, accept the GitHub invitation, then build with your agent.
Starter is the web app; All-in adds iPhone, iPad and Android. At checkout you enter your GitHub username.
That account is invited to the private repository for your plan. Accept it, then clone the code to your computer.
Start Supabase and the web app with the setup guide, then run the phone app in an iPhone simulator, an Android emulator or on your own phone.
Starter is the web app. All-in adds the iPhone, iPad and Android app on the same backend.
For founders and developers launching on the web.
Then $149 after the first 100 customers.
For founders and agencies who need iOS and Android too.
Then $249 after the first 100 customers.
A real app. It is built with Expo and React Native, with native screens that talk to the same backend as the website, not a web view of it. One codebase builds for iPhone, iPad and Android.
All-in. Starter is the web app only. All-in adds the Expo app for iPhone, iPad and Android on the same sign-in and data, plus 7 agent skills for the phone app and the app stores.
Yes. The app is set up for App Store and Google Play releases, with a release guide. You publish under your own Apple and Google developer accounts, as every app does.
Not for Android: it builds with Android Studio. Running the iPhone app on your computer needs a Mac with Xcode; a cloud build service you set up can build it without one.
Not in the kit. Customers pay on the website with Stripe or Lemon Squeezy, and the app shows their team’s plan. Selling subscriptions inside an app falls under Apple’s and Google’s payment rules, so the kit leaves that choice to you.
Not today. On the phone, people sign in with a password or Google, confirm sign-ups with a code sent by email and can turn on two-step sign-in. Passkeys, magic links and the notifications bell are in the web app only, and the kit has no push notifications.
Start tonight with the agent you already use. Launch, then submit it to the showcase.