WebNativeApp
Website to mobile app
Simple comparison
WebNativeApp vs Capgo
One is built to turn a website into a mobile app. The other is built to ship, update, and operate Capacitor apps.
Capgo
Capacitor app platform
Feature comparison
Feature
WebNativeApp
Capgo
Website to app
Can you start from an existing website?
Yes. This is the core use case.
Available as part of a broader Capacitor app platform.
Setup
How do you begin?
Paste your website URL, choose iOS or Android, receive the app source.
Install the updater, connect CLI/API, then manage builds, updates, and channels.
Ownership
Who keeps the app source?
You get the source code in your repo.
You manage the app repo and connect it to Capgo services.
Updates
How do app changes ship?
Update your website. The app follows your website.
Ship OTA web updates with channels, rollout controls, and rollback.
Builds
Who handles native builds?
Build minutes are included for the app package.
Native Build is a platform feature with build hours in paid plans.
Notifications
Can pushes trigger update checks?
Can be scoped as a native feature for your app.
Native notifications can trigger live-update checks.
Native features
Can you add phone-specific features?
Selected features can be added around your web app.
Plugin catalog and custom native support are part of the broader offer.
Pricing
How is it paid?
One-time app package, from $199.
Monthly platform plans, from $12/month billed annually.
Best fit
Who should use it?
Website-first founders, agencies, and no-native-code teams.
Capacitor teams that need live updates, builds, channels, and release tooling.