By the end of this video, I show you how to build real native iOS apps that are actually publishable on the Apple App Store—no web wrappers, no “prototype-only” demos. The big idea is simple: traditional paths are slow or expensive (learn Swift/Xcode for 6–12 months, or hire developers at $80k–$150k/year), and most no-code tools like Bubble/Glide ship web wrappers that can get rejected and feel slow. So I use Superapp, an AI tool you install directly on your MacBook that works with Xcode and runs everything in the native iOS Simulator while it builds. I walk through starting from a prompt to generate a modern glass-UI productivity app, then iterating into real features like a task screen with add-task functionality—while the simulator updates automatically in real time. After that, I show how you can connect a real backend with Supabase (projects, keys, SQL—handled for you) and then layer in subscriptions using RevenueCat (free until you pass $2,500/month, then 1%). The reason I’m impressed is it understands iOS infrastructure, fixes build issues as they happen, and because it’s running natively through Xcode, your odds of App Store approval on the first attempt are way higher than with web-based AI tools.