In this video I tested SuperAppp, and honestly… it’s one of the cleanest “idea → App Store” flows I’ve seen for iOS. I’m not talking about a tool that only spits out a pretty front-end. I’m talking full stack vibes: I prompt the app in plain English, it generates the screens, and then I can actually connect a database and prep it for publishing. I start by downloading the Mac app, signing in, and making sure Xcode + iPhone Simulator are installed because SuperAppp hooks into that setup. I build a lightweight personal finance app (Budget Buddy) with daily/weekly/monthly budgets, expense logging, categories, dashboard widgets, plus loan/EMI tracking. First version looked good, but some buttons didn’t work (classic). So I re-prompted: fix the plus button to add expenses, make budgets editable in settings, and wire the actions properly. Second version nailed it—expenses update totals, budget edits change the UI state (red/green), and the “total” button routes correctly. Then I connect Supabase for real auth + cloud syncing. SuperAppp reads requirements, creates tables (budget/expense/loan), and after I tweak the email confirmation toggle, signup works and data persists. Final step is publishing: you’ll need an Apple Developer account, then SuperAppp can build/test/ship to TestFlight and push toward App Store approval.