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| Website | nullstack.app | corenna.dev |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 2026 |
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Corenna is a web-based automated build service that turns a GitHub repository into signed Android and iOS apps without needing a Mac, Xcode or Android Studio. After connecting a repo, it detects the project type and produces a signed .apk for direct installation and an .aab for Google Play, plus...
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As answered by people managing Nullstack and Corenna.dev.
Corenna.dev's answer:
Corenna turns a GitHub repo into signed Android and iOS apps without a Mac, and it is built for people who have never shipped a mobile app. It works out what kind of app you have, checks it before a build starts, creates your Android signing key for you, and scans every finished app for secret keys before the file is saved. Builds run on GitHub Actions in your own account, and the whole thing works from a phone's browser.
Corenna.dev's answer:
Most build services are made for developers who already know mobile tooling. They expect you to write build settings and understand signing, and many charge by the build minute or by credits. Corenna sets all of that up from your repo, explains problems in plain language, and costs a flat $2.99 a month after a free first Android build. You keep your code, your signing key and the build workflow, so you can leave at any time.
Corenna.dev's answer:
People who built an app with an AI builder like Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit or Cursor and want it on a real phone, without learning Xcode, Android Studio or code signing. Corenna also serves developers with Flutter, React Native, Expo or Capacitor apps who want signed releases without keeping a Mac or maintaining a build pipeline.
Corenna.dev's answer:
Corenna started as a personal tool. I knew how much time mobile app builds take to set up, and how frustrating the steps can be: signing keys, certificates, build machines and store uploads. Corenna was built to handle all of that. Once it was working, it became clear that many other people, and even companies, could use the same time savings, so it grew into a product. It went live on June 8, 2026.
Corenna.dev's answer:
React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui on the front end. Supabase (Postgres, Auth and Edge Functions) for the backend. GitHub Actions and a GitHub App to run builds. Capacitor, Flutter and React Native toolchains for the apps it builds. Paddle for payments, and Lovable for development and hosting.
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