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Nayeem Sheikh (@heynayeem) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Built an expense-sharing app with v0 + Supabase. Turned it into a mobile app instantly using Rocket — zero rebuild, zero frontend code. Here’s the process 👇

Built an expense-sharing app with <a href="/v0/">v0</a> + <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a>.

Turned it into a mobile app instantly using <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a> — zero rebuild, zero frontend code.

Here’s the process 👇
Muhammad Ayan (@socialwithaayan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What if your web app was also a mobile app? Builders on v0 / Lovable are shipping with Rocket in minutes. Same Supabase backend, web + mobile in sync. Here’s how it looks with Rocket👇

What if your web app was also a mobile app?

Builders on <a href="/v0/">v0</a> / <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a> are shipping with Rocket in minutes.

Same <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a> backend, web + mobile in sync.

Here’s how it looks with <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>👇
kamran Hassan (@rana_kamran43) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Builders on v0, Lovable are turning their Supabase web apps into native mobile with Rocket in minutes, no backend changes. One Supabase → two apps → zero backend changes. Here’s how it looks with rocket.new👇

Builders on <a href="/v0/">v0</a>,  <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a> are turning their  <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a> web apps into native mobile with <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a> in minutes, no backend changes.

One Supabase → two apps → zero backend changes.

Here’s how it looks with rocket.new👇
FELIX (@fellmentke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I built a simple web app in v0 + Supabase. Then turned it into mobile with Rocket, instantly. One project. Two platforms. Zero backend changes. See the full flow: rocket.new 👇

I built a simple web app in <a href="/v0/">v0</a> + <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a>.

Then turned it into mobile with <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>, instantly.

One project. Two platforms. Zero backend changes.

See the full flow: rocket.new 👇
God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Have a Supabase web app? You can turn it into a native mobile app without touching your backend. I built my web app in Lovable, went mobile with Rocket, all on the same Supabase project. Here’s how 👇 lovable @rocket Supabase

Have a Supabase web app?

You can turn it into a native mobile app without touching your backend.

I built my web app in Lovable, went mobile with Rocket, all on the same Supabase project.

Here’s how 👇

<a href="/lovable/">lovable</a> @rocket <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a>
Poonam Soni (@codebypoonam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Best stack every coder should use: → v0RocketSupabase Builders on v0 are turning their Supabase web apps into mobile apps with Rocket in minutes, no backend changes. Here’s full workflow:

Best stack every coder should use:

→ <a href="/v0/">v0</a>
→ <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>
→ <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a>

Builders on v0 are turning their Supabase web apps into mobile apps with Rocket in minutes, no backend changes.

Here’s full workflow:
Parul Gautam (@parul_gautam7) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most devs waste weeks duplicating backend logic for mobile. I didn’t write a single backend line. @Supabase + @Rocketdotnew + Lovable did the magic. Proof + steps 👇

Most devs waste weeks duplicating backend logic for mobile.

I didn’t write a single backend line.

@Supabase + @Rocketdotnew + <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a> did the magic.

Proof + steps 👇
Bishal Nandi (@learnwithbishal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why build web and mobile apps separately? Web app in v0 with Supabase → instantly a mobile app in @Rocketdotnew. Same backend. Real-time sync. See it in action: 🧵👇

Why build web and mobile apps separately?

Web app in <a href="/v0/">v0</a> with <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a> → instantly a mobile app in @Rocketdotnew. Same backend. Real-time sync.

See it in action: 🧵👇
Md Riyazuddin (@riyazmd774) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Built a Supabase-powered web app in v0 ? What if I told you that same backend could power a native mobile app in minutes… no backend changes? One Supabase → Two apps → Zero drift. Here’s how it works with Rocket 👇

Built a Supabase-powered web app in <a href="/v0/">v0</a> ?

What if I told you that same backend could power a native mobile app in minutes… no backend changes?

One <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a> → Two apps → Zero drift.

Here’s how it works with <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a> 👇
Nelly; (@nrqa__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨BREAKING: your Supabase web app isn’t just web anymore with Rocket, you can turn a v0 / Lovable project into a full native mobile app in minutes one backend, two apps, no extra setup here’s how:

🚨BREAKING: your Supabase web app isn’t just web anymore

with <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>, you can turn a <a href="/v0/">v0</a> / <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a> project into a full native mobile app in minutes

one backend, two apps, no extra setup

here’s how:
Dhaval Makwana (@heydhavall) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I built a Supabase web app in @Lovable_dev. Then, I turned it into a full mobile app in Rocket, with the same backend. No rebuild. Just reused my schema + data. This is how app migrations should work 👇

I built a <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a> web app in @Lovable_dev.

Then, I turned it into a full mobile app in <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>, with the same backend.

No rebuild. Just reused my schema + data.

This is how app migrations should work 👇
Shabnam Parveen (@shabnam_774) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone wants a mobile. Few have time to rebuild. But if your v0 web app runs on @Supabase, you already have 90% of what you need. Rocket lets you turn that same backend into a native mobile app in minutes. 👇

Everyone wants a mobile.
Few have time to rebuild.
But if your <a href="/v0/">v0</a> web app runs on @Supabase, you already have 90% of what you need.

<a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a> lets you turn that same backend into a native mobile app  in minutes. 👇
mary davis (@marydavis446257) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What if your Lovable existing web app could transform into a fully working mobile app in minutes with the same backend, data. That’s exactly what Rocket does when you connect your Supabase project. No rebuild. No extra code. Just instant cross-platform magic.

What if your <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a>  existing web app could transform into a fully working mobile app in minutes with the same backend, data.

That’s exactly what <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>  does when you connect your <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a>  project.

No rebuild. No extra code. Just instant cross-platform magic.
Alejo (@ecommartinez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Adiós a los proyectos duplicados para web y móvil. Con Supabase + Lovable Lovable + Rocket Rocket, lancé una app iOS/Android en 1 día. Mismo proyecto, cero trabajo duplicado. El método paso a paso 👇

🚨 Adiós a los proyectos duplicados para web y móvil.

Con <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a> + Lovable <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a> + Rocket <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>, lancé una app iOS/Android en 1 día.

Mismo proyecto, cero trabajo duplicado.

El método paso a paso 👇
Markandey Sharma (@techbymarkandey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

AI is officially rewriting how apps get built. With one @Supabase backend, I powered a web app in Lovable and a mobile app in Rocket Here’s what I built + the exact prompts:

AI is officially rewriting how apps get built.

With one @Supabase backend, I powered a web app in <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a> and a mobile app in <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>

Here’s what I built + the exact prompts:
Mujeeb Ahmed (@hey_mujeebahmed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I Just took my Supabase web app (built on Lovable) and turned it into a native mobile app with Rocket No backend edits. No rebuild. Just worked. Here’s the uncut run + exact steps 👇

I Just took my <a href="/supabase/">Supabase</a> web app (built on <a href="/lovable_dev/">Lovable</a>) and turned it into a native mobile app with <a href="/rocketdotnew/">Rocket</a>

No backend edits. No rebuild. Just worked.

Here’s the uncut run + exact steps 👇