Push200

Push200 takes a phone app made with Expo, Capacitor, React Native or Flutter from its GitHub repository to App Store Connect and Google Play. The app is built on the customer's own GitHub account, signed and uploaded, with no Mac needed. Store keys stay in the customer's own GitHub: Push200 holds none, and this connector can't see or accept them. Without signing in, you can ask how Push200 works, which kinds of app it builds, what you need before starting, and what it costs. After you connect your Push200 account, you can see your apps and what each still needs before it can build, see how your recent builds went in plain words, and start or cancel a build. Starting a build is real: it uses your own GitHub build minutes and counts against your plan's builds for the day, so Claude asks before it starts or cancels one. React Native (without Expo) and Flutter support are new.