Modaal

What is Modaal?

Modaal is a development tool that turns your idea into real native iOS and Android apps — and builds both at once. You describe what you want, review the plan before a single line of code is written, then build feature by feature until it ships. What you get is genuine Swift and Kotlin inside a real Xcode project and Git repo, not a web wrapper. You bring the Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor subscription you already have, so there are no per-token markups. Publish to both stores, and export your code any time. There's a free plan, no card required.

Who it's for

• Founders and solo builders — who want a shippable native app without assembling a full mobile team.
• Product teams with an existing AI subscription — who'd rather use the Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor plan they already pay for.
• Developers who care about real code — who want Swift and Kotlin in a Git repo they can open, review and export.

Key features

iOS and Android, simultaneously

Each feature's logic is written once: SwiftUI on iPhone, Jetpack Compose on Android. Both apps are 100% native, and parity is checked by the build — a mismatch fails it.

Spec-driven development

A PRD and a spec per feature are approved by you before any code is written. Specs stay in the project, so feature fifty is planned against the same document as feature one.

Bring your own subscription

Use the Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Gemini, Copilot or other plan you already pay for. You avoid per-token API prices entirely.

Real Xcode and Android Studio projects

Your apps build and run locally in native simulators, at full fidelity. Real projects live in Git on your disk from the first build, and you can open them any time.

What stands out

Every feature starts with a plan you approve — so the code has no surprises.

That plan-first loop is the core of the product. On the first turn the agent reads your description, screenshots or a Figma link, writes PRD.md at the project root, and plans the first feature into a spec covering overview, user scenarios, technical approach, implementation steps, files to modify, risks and testing strategy. You read it, correct it, approve it — and only then is code written.

Worth checking out if…

You want native iOS and Android apps from one shared core rather than a web wrapper, and you'd prefer to keep using the AI subscription you already have. It's also worth a look if you value reviewing plans before code, working in real Xcode and Android Studio projects, and publishing under your own Apple account via TestFlight and the App Store. The free plan means you can start without a credit card.