RevenueCat integration
In-app subscriptions on iPhone and Android, wired through RevenueCat inside your existing Capacitor app: offerings, purchase flow, restore and paywall hooks.
Fixed-scope subscription integration
RevenueCat integration and acceptance testing for founders with an existing React/Capacitor app, Supabase login and Stripe web subscriptions. You keep your code and your accounts. Paid access behaves the same on web, iPhone and Android.
01 — The problem
Every platform ends up answering “is this person paid?” on its own. The answers stop matching, and support usually finds out first.
02 — What you get
In-app subscriptions on iPhone and Android, wired through RevenueCat inside your existing Capacitor app: offerings, purchase flow, restore and paywall hooks.
Supabase users mapped to RevenueCat customers, and Stripe web subscriptions connected, so one entitlement decides access on web, iPhone and Android.
Written scenarios for purchase, renewal, cancellation, refund, restore and account switching, run in sandbox and handed over with your code.
Your code, your accounts. Work happens in your repository. Your RevenueCat, App Store Connect, Google Play, Stripe and Supabase accounts stay yours.
03 — How it works
A short call to confirm your stack matches the scope: React and Capacitor, Supabase Auth, Stripe on the web.
Deliverables and acceptance criteria agreed before any work starts.
Changes land on a branch in your repository, using access you grant and can revoke.
We run the test suite together in sandbox. You review the results and merge when it passes.
04 — Who it’s for
05 — Next step
Tell us about your app. If the stack matches, we’ll set up a short call to confirm scope.
We’ll reply to your email about next steps.