NextNative
Launch mobile apps 10x faster with Next.js
One time feeBoilerplateMobile42 impressions#292 of its week
NextNative lets you turn Next.js projects into cross-platform mobile apps using Capacitor.
- for
- Next.js developers who want to build native iOS/Android apps without learning React Native.
- pricing
- paid
Key features
- Production-ready templates — 7 app templates with full stack, API routes and native features ready to use.
- Capacitor integration — Access camera, GPS, offline storage and other native APIs from the same codebase.
- Tailwind UI — Utility-first styling for responsive designs out of the box.
- Auth & push notifications — Firebase Auth login and push notifications set up with zero configuration.
- In-app purchases — RevenueCat integration for subscriptions and one-time payments.
- App store guides — Step-by-step publishing guides for Apple App Store and Google Play.
- Unlimited apps & team members — One-time purchase lets you reuse the starter for any number of projects.
- Postgres storage — Built-in Postgres-backed database for file and data storage.
Use cases
- Turn an existing Next.js web app into a native iOS/Android app in days.
- Build a cross-platform MVP with authentication, payments and push notifications quickly.
- Create multiple client mobile projects from a single boilerplate without extra setup.
- Add native device features like camera or GPS to a Next.js app without writing native code.
NextNative pricing
- Standard$79Lifetime access · Unlimited apps and team members · All core features
- All-in$299Production-ready Next.js + Capacitor · Team license · Hands-on help
NextNative vs alternatives
 NextNative |  Ionic |  Expo |  React Native |  Flutter | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Next.js-based mobile app boilerplate | UI component library for web-based mobile apps | React Native development platform | Native apps with React Native | Cross-platform UI with Dart |
| Pricing | Paid | Free | Free | Free | Free |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Jan 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- NextNative vs Ionic: Ionic is a UI toolkit you build with, while NextNative provides a full Next.js + Capacitor starter.
- NextNative vs Expo: Expo focuses on React Native, whereas NextNative uses Next.js and Capacitor to avoid React Native entirely.
- NextNative vs React Native: React Native requires a separate codebase; NextNative lets you stay in a single Next.js codebase.
- NextNative vs Flutter: Flutter uses Dart and its own rendering engine; NextNative leverages existing web tech (Next.js, Tailwind).
NextNative FAQ
What exactly am I getting?+
A starter kit with production-ready Next.js + Capacitor code, templates, auth, payments, push notifications and publishing guides.
Can I use it for multiple apps or client projects?+
Yes, the one-time purchase allows unlimited apps and unlimited team members.
Do I need to know mobile development?+
No, you can use your existing Next.js knowledge; native features are exposed via Capacitor.
What if I already have a Next.js web app?+
You can add the NextNative starter to your project and instantly get mobile capabilities.
Do I need to deal with Xcode or Android Studio?+
The setup includes guides and pre-configured native projects, minimizing manual Xcode/Android Studio work.
Summarized by DevHunt from nextnative.dev · Oct 6, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
