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Mobile Apps›The live preview

The live preview

Wyber renders your mobile app directly in the browser using react-native-web, so you can interact with it without a phone or simulator.

Using the preview

The preview pane shows your app in a phone frame. You can interact with it like a real app — tap buttons, scroll lists, and navigate between screens. The preview updates automatically after each generation.

Live preview pane controlsScreenshot placeholder — to be added after testing

What renders vs what doesn't

Works in the browser preview:

  • Navigation (stack, tabs, drawer)
  • State, context, and async data
  • ScrollView, FlatList, SectionList
  • Text input, buttons, modals, and alerts
  • Images via Image component
  • Icons from @expo/vector-icons

Requires a real device (via Expo Go):

  • Camera and photo library
  • GPS / location
  • Push notifications
  • Bluetooth and NFC
  • Haptic feedback
  • Biometric authentication

Testing on your phone (Expo Go)

  1. 1
    Install Expo Go

    Download Expo Go from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android).

  2. 2
    Export and scan the QR code

    In the Wyber mobile editor, click Open in Expo Go. A QR code appears. Open Expo Go on your phone and scan the QR code.

    QR code for Expo GoScreenshot placeholder — to be added after testing
  3. 3
    App opens on your device

    Your app loads on your phone in seconds. Changes you make in Wyber hot-reload on your device automatically — no reinstall needed.

Note: Expo Go imposes some restrictions on native modules. If your app uses custom native code, you'll need a development build — see Exporting to Expo.
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