Imagine building your own iOS app without complex coding—straight from a website link. In this video, I tested SuperAppp (superappp.com) because they claim they can convert any website into a native iOS application in minutes with that “liquid glass UI” vibe, and even help you ship it to the App Store. I installed it on my Mac, signed up (it checks for Xcode + iPhone Simulator), and used the “capture website as reference” feature to turn Pinterest into an iOS-style app. First build was honestly a mixed bag: the UI looked like an app and some tabs were clickable, but key stuff like search, bell, and “see all” didn’t actually do anything. So I did what I always do—prompted it. I gave a clear prompt telling it what buttons should work, and SuperAppp rebuilt a new version where notifications, “see all,” create flows, inbox, profile settings, and more were actually functional. Then I went one step further and connected the app to Supabase: created a project, connected it inside SuperAppp, added user authentication, signed up, created some sample data, and verified it appeared in Supabase. Final takeaway: it’s not magic on the first try, but with the right prompts + backend hookup, you can go from website → native iOS app → database → App Store pipeline fast.