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    Your Cursor app, on your phone today.

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    Connect your GitHub repo and get an app you can install on Android right now, plus everything Google Play and the App Store need. No Mac, no Xcode, no Android Studio.

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    Android: nothing extra needed. iPhone: needs an Apple Developer account ($99/yr from Apple).

    • You own your code and keys
    • Cancel anytime, export everything
    • $2.99/month after your free build
    1. Your repo
      your-name/your-app
    2. Built and signed
    3. On your phone

      Install it on Android straight away. Send it to the stores when you are ready.

    1. Paste your GitHub URL
    Corenna pulls your Cursor repo. No terminal, no clone.
    2. Add signing once
    Upload your keystore & Apple certs. Encrypted at rest, never in the repo.
    3. Ship it
    Install the .apk on your phone, send the .aab straight to Google Play, or take the .ipa to App Store Connect. Each update after that: build and send, from your phone.

    Why Cursor builders use Corenna

    Cursor helps you write the app. Getting it onto phones still means Capacitor, bundle IDs, signing certificates, provisioning profiles, keystores, Gradle and a Mac. Corenna does that part from your GitHub repo — it generates the Android keystore itself, and for iOS you make one trip to Apple's portal and upload the two files.

    • Signed .apk to install, and .aab updates sent straight to Google Play
    • Signed .ipa you upload to TestFlight / App Store Connect
    • No Mac required — iOS builds on GitHub macOS runners
    • Trigger & monitor builds from your phone — the Corenna dashboard is fully responsive
    • Your source stays in your GitHub repo — you own it
    • Encrypted keystores & Apple certs, never checked in
    • Rebuild and release an update in a couple of taps
    Minutes, not hours
    Typical first Android build
    .aab
    Sent straight to Google Play
    .ipa
    Upload to App Store Connect

    FAQ

    What kind of Cursor project can Corenna build?
    Cursor can write any kind of app, so it depends on what yours is. A web app with a build step, such as React with Vite, is wrapped with Capacitor at build time, with no changes to your code. Flutter apps and React Native apps, Expo included, are built with their own tools. The free repo check tells you which one you have and whether it is ready.
    My code is on my computer. How does Corenna get it?
    Through GitHub. Push the project to a GitHub repo — Cursor's Source Control panel can publish a folder to a new one — then connect that repo in Corenna. Keep working in Cursor, and push again whenever you want a new build.
    Does a Next.js app work?
    Yes, once static export is switched on: output: "export" in next.config. The app runs from files packed inside it, with no web server on the phone, so API routes and server actions have to live on a backend the app calls over the internet.
    Do I need a Mac for the iPhone version?
    No. iOS builds run on GitHub-hosted macOS runners. You do need an Apple Developer account ($99/year, paid to Apple) to sign and publish it.
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