Question 1

Is the code that comes out of Apped really mine?

Accepted Answer

Yes. On the Max plan you can download the Expo project as a zip from the dashboard. It's a standard TypeScript codebase with a normal package.json and no lock-in wrapper. You own it, you can ship it, you can hand it to a contractor.

Question 2

Does the built app run on my phone without Apped?

Accepted Answer

It runs inside the Apped shell, the same way Expo Go works. If you want it on the App Store as its own app, download the source on Max and submit it through your Apple Developer account.

Question 3

What language is the code in?

Accepted Answer

On the app side it's React Native with TypeScript, Expo SDK, and Expo Router. If your app needs a backend, the agent can also scaffold Bun server code with Hono, Drizzle, SQLite, Zod, and Socket.IO. Whatever it writes, you can read.

Question 4

Can my app call a third-party API?

Accepted Answer

Public APIs that don't need a key work fine. The agent can fetch from them directly. For anything that needs an API key or a secret, there's no safe way to hand it to the agent today: the app runs inside the Apped shell and any key in the source code would be visible. The workable path is to export the project on Max and add the key locally in your own build.

Question 5

How does the preview work?

Accepted Answer

It's not an EAS build. Apped compiles the TypeScript with Babel, bundles it with Hermes, and the Apped shell on your phone hot-loads the new bundle. Simple apps are quick; bigger projects or first-time imports of a new module take longer.

Question 6

What about Android?

Accepted Answer

Join the waitlist at the bottom of this page. The React Native code the agent writes is cross-platform in principle (Expo builds it for Android too), but Apped itself is iOS-only right now, and the over-the-air preview pipeline isn't wired up for Android yet. That's the piece I'm adding next.

Question 7

Is my data on a server somewhere?

Accepted Answer

Your chat history and source code live on Apped's servers so you can resume on any device you're signed in on. App data can live in a few places depending on what the app needs: MMKV, Secure Store, and on-device SQLite stay on the phone; if the agent adds logins or sync, it may spin up a small SQLite-backed server runtime on Apped's side.

Question 8

Which AI model is behind the agent?

Accepted Answer

Whichever frontier model does the job best for the task at hand. The mix gets updated as better ones ship. You never pick or pay for models separately. It's all behind the weekly plan.

Question 9

Can I roll back when the agent breaks something?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The editor has a History sheet listing every version the agent has saved, one per change, grouped by day. Tap an older version, confirm, and Apped restores your files to that state and truncates the messages after it. It's a hard rollback, so the newer chat goes away, but you get a known-good app back.

Question 10

Can I share an app with friends?

Accepted Answer

Share any project with a public link. Friends with Apped can open and remix it in their own account. Friends without Apped see a branded preview page with a download link.

Question 11

Do I need a Mac or Xcode?

Accepted Answer

Not to use Apped. You only need a Mac if you've exported on Max and want to submit to the App Store yourself under your own developer account.

Question 12

How do I cancel?

Accepted Answer

Through your Apple ID subscriptions, the same as any App Store subscription. You keep access until the end of the current week.

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