Build an app with AI

Build an app from the same project as your website, then follow the articles in this category step by step. Each note is dated and isolates one clear move: preparing the screens, testing on a phone with a QR code, gathering what Apple or Google ask for, and keeping developer accounts in your name. Open the piece closest to your current block. We publish only when the product has changed a rule or a deadline. An Eqlo app starts from the same description as the site. Screens, tabs and empty states land in the project. The first phone test often arrives within a day. The preview QR stays valid for twenty-four hours. Eqlo prepares the files for the App Store and Google Play; you still write the listing and submit under your own account. Five free projects cover mobile too. Data regions remain the European Union, the United States and the United Kingdom. These articles explain how to take the project further, how to export the code, and what to check before you ship. They do not replace Apple or Google documentation. They clarify what Eqlo produces and what stays under your responsibility. If App Store review is the block, start with the package contents note and the copy you still write yourself. If a developer takes the project over, start with the piece on code export. Before you store user profiles, check the region chosen for the project. This category orders the mobile path without inventing customers or rankings. Keep the date on each article. A September 2026 note is not a 2027 promise. Re-check the product when a delay or limit changes. Five free projects remain the starting point. The test QR stays at twenty-four hours. Three regions stay available at project creation. That is the frame for every note in this category.