What is NextNative used for?

NextNative is a Next.js and Capacitor starter kit for building cross-platform mobile apps with templates, payments, push notifications and deep linking, for a single payment. It is a good fit for web developers launching a first mobile app and shipping several apps from one starter kit.

How much does NextNative cost?

Paid plans for NextNative start at $79 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan.

Is NextNative open source?

No. NextNative is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Godot, Neovim and Tabby.

Can I self-host NextNative?

Yes. Although NextNative is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers.

What are some alternatives to NextNative?

NextNative competes with Expo EAS and Boilerships.

NextNative: features, pricing and alternatives

About NextNative

NextNative lets web developers ship iOS and Android apps with the Next.js skills they already have, as an alternative to React Native. It combines Next.js, Capacitor for native functionality, Tailwind for styling and RevenueCat for one-time payments and subscriptions, in a single codebase with API routes.

The kit includes seven production-ready app templates and handles chores that normally slow down mobile launches, such as Google and Apple sign-in, payment integration, deep linking, push notifications, analytics and App Store and Play Store setup. Getting started is a clone, install and run sequence with a mobile dev command. It is offered as a one-time purchase of $79 for lifetime access and unlimited apps, with a 14-day refund guarantee, plus docs, a showcase and an FAQ.

Key features

Next.js and Capacitor cross-platform codebase
Seven production-ready app templates
RevenueCat payments and subscriptions
Push notifications and deep linking
Google and Apple sign-in setup
Tailwind for styling

Good fit for

Web developers launching a first mobile app
Shipping several apps from one starter kit

Tags: nextjs; capacitor; mobile-apps; boilerplate; revenuecat; cross-platform; starter-kit

NextNative: questions and answers

What is NextNative used for?: NextNative is a Next.js and Capacitor starter kit for building cross-platform mobile apps with templates, payments, push notifications and deep linking, for a single payment. It is a good fit for web developers launching a first mobile app and shipping several apps from one starter kit.
How much does NextNative cost?: Paid plans for NextNative start at $79 as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan.
Is NextNative open source?: No. NextNative is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Developer Tools category, open-source options include Godot, Neovim and Tabby.
Can I self-host NextNative?: Yes. Although NextNative is closed source, it can be self-hosted on your own servers.
What are some alternatives to NextNative?: NextNative competes with Expo EAS and Boilerships.