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| Website | stackgo.io | choicely.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Finland · 20 - 49 employees · 2026 |
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Choicely is an AI app builder that turns a prompt into a real, native iOS and Android app — not a webview or PWA. Design, build, test and publish to the App Store and Google Play from one place. Free tier: 150 credits/month (25/day) plus a 100-credit signup bonus; paid plans from €25/month,...
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As answered by people managing StackGo and Choicely.
Choicely's answer:
Choicely's answer:
Creators, brands, and sports & media teams who need a real, shippable mobile app — for communities, fan engagement, events, voting and TV-show companion apps. It fits non-developers who want native quality without hand-coding, as well as teams that need to move fast.
Choicely's answer:
Choicely turns a prompt into a real, native iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin/Java) app — not a webview or PWA like most AI app builders. You design, build, test and publish to the App Store and Google Play from one place, including Choicely's own APK and AAB builders and a pre-submission review check. It also ships ready-made templates for event, news, fan-engagement, voting and TV-companion apps.
Choicely's answer:
Choicely generates native iOS apps in Swift and native Android apps in Kotlin/Java. The Studio is a web-based platform, with integrations including Supabase, Shopify and GitHub, and an SDK for embedding Choicely in existing native apps.
Choicely's answer:
Most AI and no-code builders output a webview or PWA; Choicely produces genuinely native iOS and Android apps you own and can publish to both stores. It covers the whole loop — build, test, APK/AAB, store submission — plus integrations (Supabase, Shopify, GitHub) and an SDK to embed Choicely in existing native apps. And it's a mature platform, in the market since 2014, not a brand-new tool.
Choicely's answer:
Choicely (Choicely Oy) was founded in 2014 in Helsinki, Finland. It started as a platform for interactive, engagement and voting apps for brands, media and entertainment, and has evolved into an AI-native platform that builds real native iOS and Android apps from a prompt.
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