The license to commercially use the app is $249 per app / os including 40 cloud deployments - additional ones are $25 for 10, but since we have over the air, the 40 ones can last many years, since you do not need to deploy when you make a change in Lovable the app will load the latest version at runtime.
@aldo_montesano@lovable Why donโt you just set up your application and see how it runs on your device, itโs free ๐ - The best example is always yours.
Yes - you would need to refactor your app to be in React Native / React Native Web - it would not be a one click conversion, and you will need to move tools, unless you build a wrapper in RN for your lovable app, which is not the best idea, and will likely face rejections due to minimum functionality requirements.
React native renders native UI elements via JavaScript and now also Swift UI components.
While hybrid runtimes like Despia still create true native mobile apps (meaning access to system SDKs via a JavaScript bridge, like RN would do) - but their UI is rendered in HTML / CSS and not native UI components.
Which in some extensive app projects with lots of fancy animations and heavy programatic animations could cause performance bottlenecks, if not specifically optimized for a web native environment.
Bit at the end of the day frameworks like Despia or even Capacitor are great starting points for most developers and beginners - no solution will be a โforever solutionโ - itโs about picking what works for you RIGHT NOW ๐