Bravo Studio

What Bravo Studio is

Bravo Studio is a mobile app building platform for iOS and Android, with mobile publishing, user authentication, and API integrations. It offers a free Starter plan and a paid Solo plan. Starter costs nothing and allows unlimited app projects, up to 15 screens per app, and three emails per app. Solo costs $22 a month, allows unlimited app projects, raises the limit to 30 screens per app, and includes unlimited app builds. Both plans specify unlimited app projects, so the screen allowance and Solo’s included builds distinguish the listed plan terms. Bravo Studio does not include a built-in database. The platform’s listed capabilities include authentication and connections to APIs, alongside mobile publishing. Bravo Studio makes the service; the company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Barcelona, Spain. For teams choosing between the two plans, the relevant details are the per-app screen allowance, the Starter email limit, the Solo build allowance, and the monthly charge for Solo. The product is intended for making mobile apps for iOS or Android.

Who it suits

Bravo Studio suits people building mobile apps for iOS or Android who need publishing, authentication, or API integrations. Starter may fit projects within 15 screens per app and three emails per app; Solo provides up to 30 screens per app and unlimited app builds for $22 a month.

Limits

Starter allows up to 15 screens and three emails per app. Solo allows 30 screens per app and includes unlimited app builds; it costs $22 a month.

Getting started

1. Visit the Bravo Studio website.
2. Choose the free Starter plan or the Solo plan at $22 a month.
3. Create an app project.
4. Build within the plan’s screen allowance.
5. Use mobile publishing, user authentication, or API integrations as needed.

Verdict

Choose Bravo Studio if you need a mobile app platform with publishing, authentication, and API integrations. Compare Starter’s 15-screen and three-email limits with Solo’s 30 screens and unlimited builds; look elsewhere if a built-in database is required.