Native Claim Audit

Native Claim Audit is a pre-sale check on whether an app builder's output survives App Store and Google Play review as a genuinely native binary, not a wrapped webview. The distinction matters commercially: agencies sell "native iOS and Android" in proposals, and a rejection or a 4.2-star app that behaves like a browser costs the retainer. Builders split into two camps. Webview converters such as Median and MobiLoud publish existing sites as apps and lean on publishing guarantees, while canvas builders such as Adalo and GoodBarber compile screens into native shells with hosted data layers. Run the audit before quoting: confirm the binary type, who holds the developer accounts, what happens to push notifications and offline states, and which party absorbs a rejection. A single failed submission can burn two to four weeks of a client timeline, so the audit belongs in scoping, not in delivery.