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Modaal for Android

Modaal for Android

Strong signal

Ship on both stores from one project using Swift + Kotlin

Launched 1mo ago
Signal
72
Velocity
3

What this means

Decaying
Vote pace down to 3% of launch speed.
70%Strong buyer-intent signal in the discussion.
70% of commenters sound like potential buyers — mostly developers.
80%Comment sentiment overwhelmingly positive.
Audience strongly receptive — developers engaged.
Users are asking for Windows support + feature consistency.
Feature requests surfaced from the comment thread.
Recurring concerns: platform limitations, feature discrepancies.
Pain points raised more than once by different people.

Prediction

Top-5 finish probability
22%
today
Projected end-of-day votes
303range 227–409
Trajectory
decaying
Vote pace down to 3% of launch speed.

About

Modaal for Android let you ship one app to both stores with your own AI agent - no rebuild. Rather than one React Native codebase that draws the same screens on both phones, Modaal shares the logic, not the screens: your agent writes real Swift/SwiftUI for iPhone and real Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for Android from one project, and the build proves both behave the same. So anyone who built an iPhone app with Modaal can add Android without touching a line of logic — no credit meters, no rebuild.

AI Summary

Modaal for Android allows developers to create applications for both iOS and Android from a single project, utilizing Swift and Kotlin without the need for rebuilding. It enables the use of an AI agent to generate platform-specific code while maintaining shared logic, simplifying cross-platform development.

Attention & discussion velocity

Performance

Velocity3
Vote pace vs average
Momentum3
Sustained over 6h
Virality8
Spread × engagement
Engagement26
Discussion per unit of attention

Signal sources

3 of 6 active
  • Launch tracking9 readings since we picked it up
  • AI analysisCoding Tools
  • Comment intelligencethread analysed
  • Outside discussionnot checked — domain is a storefront or shared
  • Revenue signalsno match on this domain
  • Editorial scoringbelow the signal threshold for this pass

A source that found nothing is a measurement. A source that has not run is a gap. Neither means the launch lacks the thing.

Founders

Farbod Saraf
@farbodsaraf
rep 67
Farbod Saraf
@farbodsaraf · hunter

Topics

Vibe codingAndroidNo-Code

Comment Intelligence· 18 comments analysed

Sentiment

Positive80%
Neutral15%
Negative5%
Buyer intent
70%
of commenters sound like potential buyers
Audience
developers
Sentiment over 56 days
Positive
Negative
Buyer intent
+17%
Overall vibe

Overall, commenters are excited about the launch and its potential for cross-platform app development.

Top themes
  • cross-platform development
  • native app building
  • user experience
Feature requests
  • Windows support
  • feature consistency
  • elixir/phoenix support
Complaints
  • platform limitations
  • feature discrepancies

Top comments

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Ivan here, co-founder of Modaal. I founded my first mobile app development company 18 years ago and released hundreds of mobile apps to clients, and as my own products. Over the years I built myself a repeatable, robust framework for building mobile apps, that allowed me to stay super-productive even in the before-AI era, beating competitors on the price, while still delivering exceptional-looking, scalable, and easily maintainable mobile apps. Today we’re making Modaal build cross-platform native apps for Android and iOS simultaneously. Your app shares business core, while each platform stays 100% native. It’s like ReactNative but so much better - because you never leave the native app ecosystem. Every UI detail stays Human Interface Guidelines and Material-compliant. You get access to every native SDK, capability, low-level hardware and every bit of performance, while your business logic stays the single source of truth between platforms. This works by plugging your current coding agent - Claude Code, Codex, Cursor - and many others, including your favorite open-source ones. You use your existing subscription. Modaal gives your agent the initial structure and effective coding tools. What Modaal also gives you, that no other vibe-coding tool has - the workflow. For every feature you ask the agent to implement, it writes a plan first. You review the plan and approve it, before giving it back to the agent. Planning is even more important in the era of vibecoding - because as your app grows, past plans become as important as the written code - they allow you to stay on top of the project, able to guide it, instead of the agents driving you blindly. Personally, I spend 80% of my time working and reviewing plans, so the code the agent writes has no surprises for me, and Modaal gives this to you as well. So, get Modaal for free, try it, join our Discord community, share the feedback, ask questions - and join our Buildathon events. We’ve run four of them already, with hundreds of users building and releasing their apps. Happy building!

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Hi builders Elena here, co-founder of Modaal! I'm not an engineer. And I'm still excited every day that people like me - with taste and ideas can now build real products and release them. It still feels like magic to me! I myself build with Modaal every day, usually ideas and use cases I miss myself. And I care about craft: the three apps I've released with Modaal are full of well-thought-out details — I spent a lot of time tuning the design with Claude Design, and it feels good to build native. Here they are, if you want to see what "built by a non-engineer" looks like: Memory Lane (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/memory-lane-private-social/id6760589051) I also believe we're at the start of a native renaissance. Sound a bit epic, but this is true coming! Notion just announced it's rebuilding its mobile app natively. Shopify moved off React Native and published the numbers. After a decade of "good enough" cross-platform, the best product teams are going back to what users can feel and, funnily enough, AI is what's making craft matter again. The problem: every AI builder still gives you the web, or iPhone only, or a wrapper. Nobody lets someone like me build what Notion and Shopify are moving to. So today we launched Android. Modaal now builds real native apps for iPhone and Android at the same time — Swift and Kotlin, from one project, with the agent you already use (Claude, Codex, Cursor, 13 in total). Welcome to the era of native - and in Modaal, 2× native at the same time. Ask us anything — we're here the whole day!

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This launch came at the right time! I have an app on iOS that I want to launch on Android and another one I am testing beta done with lovable and planning to launch as an app. Do you think I can take my 2 apps in 2 different stages and move it to Modaal for native app launches?

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Thanks for giving us such helpful tool to build native apps! Congrats on the launch, @lenaavramenko !

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