The AI parts of your app, already wired up: cloud AI (Gemini + OpenAI) plus on-device AI (llama.rn), audio, image and video understanding, and AI-built screens. On Expo SDK 55 with RevenueCat and Supabase, clean and ready to ship.
What's inside
U-AMOS 2.0 gives Cursor and Claude the memory, rules, and patterns to write mobile code that fits your project. Same prompts, no spaghetti.
AI that runs in the cloud (Gemini + OpenAI) or on the phone itself (llama.rn). Understands audio, images, and video. Builds screens from AI-generated JSON. Lets your users pick cloud or local. All wired into the Standard stack.
AI Pro in motion
Describe a goal. The AI builds the plan.
Run the model in the cloud or locally. Your choice.
Everything AI Pro generates, end to end.
FAQ
Most starter kits are written for humans to read. AI Mobile Launcher is also written for Cursor and Claude to write code inside. It tells your AI exactly how the app is built: clear architecture rules, strict TypeScript, a feature-first folder structure AI can extend without breaking it, and mobile patterns that stop the AI from guessing. Built on 9 years of mobile engineering, not a weekend hack.
Yes. Lite is free on GitHub today. For Standard and AI Pro, you grab your spot and I add you to the private repo personally, usually within a few hours, plus a short onboarding so you ship on day one, not day three.
You get the full GitHub repository from day one, so there are no full refunds. But if it is not what you expected, email us within the first 7 days and you get 50% back, no questions asked.
The Lite version includes React Native with TypeScript, authentication setup, basic UI components, and the documentation you need to extend it. Good for learning the codebase and shipping small projects.
Submit your name, email, and GitHub username using the beta access form on the homepage. We review requests daily and grant access to the private GitHub repository within 24 to 48 hours.
Yes. Documentation, code comments, AI coding guidelines, setup guides, and feature-specific notes are all included.
The Standard and AI Pro tiers include RevenueCat with pre-built paywall screens and revenue analytics. You can track conversion the day you ship.
AI Mobile Launcher is the only React Native codebase designed for vibe coding from the start. It ships U-AMOS 2.0 (rules, memory bank, generators), strict TypeScript, feature-first architecture, and native mobile patterns. Cursor, Claude Code, and Antigravity read these and stop guessing. Built on 9 years of mobile engineering. Lite is free and open source; Standard is $99.
With a ready-to-ship Expo boilerplate like AI Mobile Launcher, you can go from setup to a working app with auth, payments, and AI in 1 to 3 days, instead of 100+ hours of configuration. The boilerplate handles the plumbing so you can focus on the part of the product only you can build.
Vibe coding means describing what you want to an AI tool like Cursor or Claude and letting it write the code. The problem: in a blank React Native project, the AI loses track, guesses at how the app should be built, and writes code that breaks navigation or leaks memory.
AI Mobile Launcher fixes this by building the architecture rules, strict TypeScript, and mobile-specific limits into the codebase. Your AI reads them and writes code that fits your app, not spaghetti.
Cursor breaks React Native apps because it has nothing telling it how your app is built. Without rules, it makes assumptions about navigation, state management, native modules, and file structure. Those assumptions are usually wrong for mobile.
AI Mobile Launcher includes a .cursorrules file and architecture rules built on 9 years of mobile engineering. These tell Cursor, Claude Code, and Antigravity exactly how your app is built, so the code fits your existing patterns, respects navigation, and avoids the most common React Native mistakes.
An AI-native codebase is built so AI coding tools produce clean, scalable code: clear limits that stop the AI from guessing, strict typing that removes ambiguity, written rules the AI reads, and patterns consistent enough that new code fits without breaking what is already there.
Most codebases are written for humans to read. An AI-native codebase is also written for AI to write inside. AI Mobile Launcher is the only React Native codebase built from the ground up this way.
Look for an AI-ready React Native boilerplate, not just a feature list: one that ships the context AI tools need. AI Mobile Launcher includes U-AMOS 2.0 (a 9-file memory bank, rule packs, generators), strict TypeScript, and a feature-first architecture, so Claude Code and Cursor write code that fits the app instead of guessing. Lite is free on GitHub; Standard is $99.
In a blank React Native project, Cursor has nothing to go on. It guesses at navigation, state management, and file structure. Those guesses are usually wrong for mobile, and you spend hours fixing what they break.
AI Mobile Launcher ships with U-AMOS 2.0, a memory system that keeps your AI consistent (a 9-file memory bank, rules for design, state, navigation, security, and testing, plus step-by-step generators for common features). Cursor reads these and writes code that fits your app from the first prompt.
Yes. The feature-first architecture makes it easy to add new features without breaking existing ones. The AI coding rules tell Cursor and Claude where new code goes and which patterns to follow.
Yes. The Standard tier includes Jest for unit testing (hooks, Redux slices, selectors) and EAS Build for CI/CD with dev, staging, and production profiles. E2E testing with Detox is not included.
RevenueCat for subscription management, pre-built paywall screens, and analytics to track your revenue. The Standard and AI Pro tiers ship with this integration ready to go.
Yes. i18next ships with three languages out of the box: English, French, and Spanish (`en.json`, `fr.json`, `es.json`). The device locale is auto-detected on first launch, switching is instant, and adding another language is a one-file change.
While focused on mobile, Expo enables web deployment. You can extend the boilerplate for web using React Native Web if needed.
Lite is the free open-source foundation: feature-first architecture, auth, Restyle UI, Redux Toolkit + RTK Query, basic i18n.
Standard ($99) adds the full stack to ship: offline-first sync (MMKV + Supabase), RevenueCat with paywall and free trial, Firebase Analytics + Crashlytics + Remote Config + FCM, gamification with leaderboard, three languages (EN / FR / ES), EAS Build profiles, and U-AMOS 2.0 (memory bank, rule packs, generators, 97+ articles). No AI providers, just a clean foundation.
AI Pro ($199) is everything in Standard, plus cloud LLMs (Gemini + OpenAI), on-device inference via llama.rn (GGUF), a multimodal analyser (audio / image / video), AI-generated UI from JSON, six production-ready AI screens, plus Firebase App Check and trial-expiry warning notifications.
Both. The Lite tier is a free open-source starter kit, good for learning and small projects. The Standard tier is a full, ready-to-ship boilerplate with RevenueCat payments, Firebase analytics, offline-first sync, EAS Build CI/CD, and the U-AMOS 2.0 memory system. Pick the level of readiness you actually need.
ShipFast covers Next.js websites; it doesn't do mobile. AI Mobile Launcher is the closest equivalent for React Native and Expo: one-time purchase, auth, RevenueCat payments, Firebase analytics, and lifetime updates. The difference in philosophy: instead of stopping at integrations, it ships an AI-indexing layer (U-AMOS 2.0) so the boilerplate stays reliable when Cursor or Claude Code builds on it. For the web counterpart, see AI Web Launcher.
Book a free 30-minute call and we'll set you up ourselves, from your stack to your first production push. No commitment.