The v0 for
Mobile Apps
If you use v0.dev for web, you need Natively for mobile. Generate production-ready React Native code that actually compiles.
<div className="flex p-4 bg-white">
<h1 className="text-2xl">Hello Web</h1>
<button>Click Me</button>
</div>
<View className="flex-1 p-4 bg-white">
<Text className="text-2xl">Hello Mobile</Text>
<Pressable>...</Pressable>
</View>
Side-by-Side Comparison
v0.dev is fantastic for the web. But bringing those designs to mobile requires a complete rewrite. Natively bridges that gap by speaking the language of mobile from day one.
| Feature | v0.dev (Vercel) | Natively |
|---|---|---|
| Target Platform | Web Browsers (DOM) | iOS & Android (Native) |
| Core Framework | React.js (Next.js) | React Native (Expo SDK 54) |
| Backend | None (UI Only) / Manual | Full Supabase Integration |
| Styling Engine | Tailwind CSS | NativeWind (Tailwind for Mobile) |
| Design System | shadcn/ui | Liquid Glass (Apple-style) |
| Deployment | Vercel Deployment | Expo Launch (App Store / Play Store) |
Why can't I just use v0 for mobile?
The DOM vs. Native Views
v0 outputs HTML elements (`div`, `h1`, `section`). Mobile phones don't understand HTML. Running a v0 generated website inside a WebView often results in sluggish performance and an "uncanny valley" feel that users reject.
Native Capabilities
Natively integrates real device features that web apps struggle with: Biometrics (FaceID), Push Notifications, Haptics, and Offline Storage. These require native modules, not just CSS.
Navigation Patterns
Mobile apps use Stack and Tab navigation with specific transition animations. Web pages utilize URL routing. Natively generates Expo Router code automatically to handle these native navigation patterns.
Everything you love about v0,
adapted for Mobile
Tailwind-like Styling
We use NativeWind with React Native. It's literally Tailwind CSS for React Native. All your favorite classes like `p-4`, `flex`, `bg-white` work exactly as you expect.
Full Code Ownership
Just like v0 allows you to `npx v0 add`, Natively lets you download the full source code. It's standard React Native. No black boxes.
Instant Preview
Scan a QR code and see your app running on your physical device instantly via Expo Go. Iterate in real-time.
Integrated Backend
Every app comes with a dedicated Supabase project. Auth, Database, and Storage are pre-configured and connected.
Expo Launch Deployment
Deploy directly to App Store & Play Store via Expo Launch. No Mac required. No complex certificate management.
Liquid Glass Design
Built on Expo SDK 54, Natively apps use the modern "Liquid Glass" aesthetic out of the box for stunning visuals.
Common Questions
Is this made by Vercel?
No. v0 is a product of Vercel. Natively is an independent platform focused specifically on the mobile ecosystem (React Native & Expo), filling the gap that v0 currently doesn't address.
Can I convert my v0 code to Natively?
Not directly, because web code (HTML) is fundamentally different from mobile code (Native Views). However, you can copy-paste your logic and use Natively to regenerate the UI layer using the same design principles.
How do I deploy to the App Stores?
We integrate with Expo Launch. Simply connect your GitHub repository, and Expo handles the build and submission process for both Apple App Store and Google Play Store. It's the modern standard for React Native deployment. See our APK builder guide.
Can I get an APK for Android?
Yes! Natively includes a built-in APK builder. Just click the "Build" button in your dashboard, and we'll generate an APK file you can download and install immediately on any Android device for testing.
What about the backend?
Unlike v0 which is primarily UI, Natively generates a full stack application. We spin up a dedicated Supabase project for you, complete with Authentication, Database, and Storage, all connected to your app automatically. Learn more about our mobile app creation process.
Stop struggling with
React Native.
Get the "v0 experience" for your mobile app today.
v0™ is a trademark of Vercel Inc. Natively is not affiliated with Vercel.

