How it compares
Two honest comparisons. One against the tools that build you an app in a weekend, one against the boilerplate you'd reach for if you did it by hand. Both tell you when the other option wins. If a row looks out of date, email me and I'll fix it.
vs a normal React Native boilerplate
A clean boilerplate gives your AI good code to copy. It doesn't give the AI a map. Here's what the U-AMOS layer adds on top of the same infrastructure, and when a plain boilerplate is enough.
vs vibe-coding tools (Rork, Lovable, Bolt)
A current comparison of generated projects, GitHub ownership and sync, architecture constraints, and native verification. It also explains how to test the AI Pro branch with Rork without pretending compatibility has already been proven.