I would like to turn my existing website into fully-native applications for both iOS and Android and then have them live on the App Store and Google Play. The core task is to replicate the current content-browsing and search experience so users can explore articles, pages, and other media just as smoothly as they do on the site. Because I chose a native build, the iOS version should be written in Swift or Objective-C, and the Android counterpart in Kotlin or Java—no wrappers or WebViews. Both versions must respect Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines and Google’s Material & Play policies equally, so the UI needs to feel perfectly at home on each platform while still expressing my brand. Key points you’ll handle • Code the two standalone apps, mirroring all content-display and search features already running on the website. • Integrate any existing APIs or endpoints that power that content. • Optimize performance and navigation for mobile (gesture support, adaptive layouts, offline caching where sensible). • Configure app-specific icons, splash screens, bundle IDs, certificates, and in-app privacy dialogs. • Guide the apps through submission, respond to any review notes, and ensure final approval on both stores. Deliverables 1. Xcode and Android Studio projects with thoroughly commented source. 2. Test builds (TestFlight & internal track) for me to review. 3. Live-store versions with screenshots, descriptions, and release notes completed. 4. A brief hand-over document describing build steps, certificates, and future update instructions. Once published and verified in each store, the project is complete.