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General

No. Fastshot generates production-ready code from text descriptions. You build and iterate entirely through chat.
Cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android. Common examples include social apps, productivity tools, e-commerce apps, fitness trackers, educational apps, and finance tools.
No. Fastshot is specifically designed for mobile apps using React Native and Expo. For websites, consider other tools.
Yes. Fastshot generates TypeScript React Native code with proper structure, types, navigation, and state management — ready for app store submission.
Yes. When you connect GitHub, your full source code is pushed to your own repository. You can clone it, modify it, and deploy it independently.

Building

The first version takes about 5-7 minutes. Follow-up changes are faster since the AI only modifies what’s needed.
Yes. Upload screenshots, mockups, or moodboard images. You can also paste a website URL for the AI to analyze and draw inspiration from.
Credits are based on actual AI usage (token consumption). Simple changes cost less than full app generation. Check your balance in the credits page.
Yes. Tell the AI “change app name to MyApp” or upload a new icon. These settings are updated in your app configuration.

Testing

Yes. Install Expo Go on your device and scan the QR code shown in the preview panel.
The browser preview is an approximation. Native components (navigation bars, modals, date pickers) render differently on real devices. Always test on a physical device for full accuracy.
Click the “Restart Metro” button. If that doesn’t help, ask the AI to “restart the preview with cache reset.”

Deployment

Connect GitHub and Expo, then click Deploy and select iOS. Fastshot handles the build and submission to App Store Connect. See the iOS deployment guide.
Connect GitHub and Expo, then click Deploy and select Android. Download the APK and upload it to Google Play Console. See the Android deployment guide.
For iOS: yes, an Apple Developer Program membership (99/year).ForAndroid:yes,aGooglePlayConsoleaccount(99/year). For Android: yes, a Google Play Console account (25 one-time fee). These are required by Apple and Google, not by Fastshot.

Integrations

Only if your app needs user accounts, cloud storage, or a database. Without Supabase, data is stored locally on the device.
Yes. Fastshot supports in-app purchases and subscriptions via Adapty (built-in) or RevenueCat (optional). See the Monetization guide.