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Ship iOS/Android apps with Capacitor: web codebase, native plugins, live updates, and store builds. Use when wrapping a web app as native mobile apps.
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# Capacitor Pro
A practical guide to Capacitor: turning a web app into native iOS and Android apps with full access to native APIs via plugins — setup, the plugin bridge, platform projects, live updates, and store deployment.
## Overview
Capacitor wraps your built web app in a native shell with a WebView, plus a plugin bridge to native APIs (camera, filesystem, push notifications, geolocation...). Unlike older "write once" web containers, Capacitor embraces the native projects: `ios/` and `android/` are real, editable Xcode/Gradle projects checked into your repo. You own the native side.
The flow: **web code → `npx cap sync` → native projects → build in Xcode/Android Studio → stores.**
## When to use
- An existing web app (React, Vue, Angular, plain JS) needs iOS/Android apps.
- You want native features (push, camera, biometrics) without going fully native.