The full answer
A wrapper that simply shows the website inside an app rarely satisfies users or the app stores, so Creuto does not recommend it. Instead the team looks at what the app should do better than the site: faster access, notifications, camera or location use, biometric login, offline access or a simpler checkout.
A progressive web app is the quickest route for content and commerce sites. It adds installability, offline caching and push notifications on supported platforms, using the existing web codebase. It is a good first step for testing whether users want an app at all.
For a full app, Creuto typically builds a Flutter or React Native app that talks to the website's back end through APIs. If the site has no API layer, the team builds one, which also improves the site itself. Native Swift and Kotlin apps are chosen when performance or deep platform features demand it.
Creuto handles App Store and Google Play submission, analytics, crash reporting and release pipelines, and supports the app after launch. The scope, including which features are in the first release, is set in discovery and priced as a fixed-scope proposal. Ask for a recommendation on a discovery call.