mobile-app-builder

Generate mobile app infrastructure plans with authentication, analytics, and monetization.

Updated Apr 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/andreiverdes/awesome-claude --skill mobile-app-builder-andreiverdes
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Skill: mobile-app-builder
Source: https://github.com/andreiverdes/awesome-claude/tree/main/skills/mobile-app-builder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/andreiverdes/awesome-claude --skill mobile-app-builder-andreiverdes

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Building a mobile app from scratch is slow and risky when authentication, payments, analytics, onboarding, and crash reporting aren’t set up correctly from day one.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-end mobile app scaffolding: Generates an infrastructure plan for iOS, Android, and cross-platform stacks with a clear architecture (MVVM/MVI + services layer).
  • Monetization-ready setup: Integrates paywall and subscriptions workflows using Superwall + RevenueCat, including free trial and receipt validation.
  • Conversion-focused onboarding & go-to-market: Provides a validation and onboarding approach designed to maximize onboarding completion and trial-to-paid conversion.

Quick Start

Tell the AI which platform(s) you’re targeting and whether you want native (SwiftUI/Jetpack Compose) or cross-platform (Flutter/Compose Multiplatform/Expo + HeroUI), and ask it to produce a production-ready project infrastructure plan for your app including Firebase + RevenueCat + Superwall integration.

Frequently Asked Questions about mobile-app-builder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I scaffold a production-ready mobile app with authentication and subscriptions from scratch?

Building a mobile app infrastructure plan includes validation, platform selection, onboarding, monetization, and deployment planning. It applies to new projects needing authentication, analytics, crash reporting, routing, and payments, requiring a platform-idiomatic stack and defined service responsibilities.

How do I set up Superwall and RevenueCat for mobile app paywalls and free trials?

Setting up Superwall and RevenueCat integrates paywall displays and subscription workflows with free trial and receipt validation. The infrastructure plan defines monetization triggers and service layer responsibilities to ensure proper conversion tracking and subscription management.

Can I use this mobile app scaffolding approach for both native and cross-platform stacks?

Yes, mobile app scaffolding supports native stacks like SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose alongside cross-platform options including Flutter, Compose Multiplatform, and Expo with HeroUI. You specify your target platform to receive an architecture plan with the appropriate platform-idiomatic service layer.

Does this mobile app infrastructure setup include Firebase for analytics and crash reporting?

Yes, Firebase is integrated into the mobile app infrastructure plan for analytics and crash reporting. The scaffolding process establishes Firebase alongside RevenueCat and Superwall to ensure authentication, data collection, and monetization services are correctly configured from day one.

What is the best way to implement conversion-focused onboarding for a new mobile app?

Implementing conversion-focused onboarding uses a validation approach designed to maximize onboarding completion and trial-to-paid conversion. The infrastructure plan structures the onboarding flow alongside paywall integration to optimize the user journey toward subscription activation.

Why do I need a defined services layer when building mobile app infrastructure from scratch?

A defined services layer is needed to properly separate authentication, analytics, crash reporting, and payment logic within your MVVM or MVI architecture. This separation ensures infrastructure components like Firebase, RevenueCat, and Superwall interact correctly without creating fragile dependencies.