Turn your web app into a signed native app for five platforms with one command
Know before your AI model disappears
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan: 20 deploy credits per year and 50 server credits per month. Custom plans start at $5/mo for 50 credits, with credits priced at $0.10 each. A store release costs approximately 16 credits.
Free: forever, any number of repositories. Pro: $19/month (billed monthly, cancel any time) or $190/year (2 months free).
Key features
One command builds every platform (macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android)
Native bridge for device API access (storage, keychain, notifications, camera)
Integrated hosting for server-rendered apps on AWS
Remote Apple builds on hosted Macs without owning hardware
Demo screenshots captured on real devices for each platform
Auto-generated privacy policy, terms, and EULA for app stores
Local signing with credentials that never leave your machine
MIT open source CLI and Studio
Package registry for extending native capabilities
Support for React, Next.js, Vue, SvelteKit, and Astro frameworks
Tracks 252 model IDs with official retirement dates
Runs prompts on current and replacement models
Reports directly on pull requests and GitHub issues
Compares outputs between model versions with similarity scoring
No data sent to external servers
Supports JSON parsing failure detection
Works with AI agents and coding assistants
What makes it different
No rewrite required: compile existing web apps directly to native without changing code
Server syncs with native app: single deploy for both backend and frontend without provisioning
One command to five app stores: single peko build produces store-ready packages for all platforms
All security keys stay local; cloud services are open source and verifiable
Runs entirely within your own GitHub Actions job with no external server handling your code or keys
Covers 252 model IDs from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and their cloud variants
Retirement dates manually checked against official provider deprecation pages
Shows exact similarity scores and flags broken outputs before production
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