Question 1

How do I try the demo?

Accepted Answer

Android:
 install Expo Go from the official Expo site (https://expo.dev/go) and scan the QR code on this page.

iOS:
 install Expo Go Beta via TestFlight (testflight.apple.com/join/GZJxxfUU) and scan the same QR code.

On a Mac with Xcode, open the iOS Simulator and run:

xcrun simctl openurl booted "exp://u.expo.dev/ac9ac730-e950-45da-8cf5-e83ba7cc6327/group/3fedb08d-2d68-4b99-9da2-6c5f442a3977"

Question 2

What exactly do I get after buying?

Accepted Answer

Instant access to the full Typevera Mobile repository via Lemon Squeezy. You get the complete React Native + Expo codebase — auth, OTP, onboarding, design system, service layer, dark mode, i18n, notifications, settings, demo mode and more. Everything is yours to own, read and modify.

Question 3

Do I need a backend to run it?

Accepted Answer

No. Typevera ships with full demo mode — mock services handle everything offline. Install Expo Go from the Play Store, scan the QR code on this page, and it runs instantly. No backend, no config, no account needed.

Question 4

I'm not a developer. Can I still use it?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can buy the kit and hand it to a developer — they'll have a working foundation from day one instead of starting from scratch. That saves you weeks of dev time and thousands in costs. You can also use it with AI tools like Cursor or Claude Code without deep coding knowledge.

Question 5

Is it AI-friendly? Can I use it with Cursor or Claude?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and this is intentional. Typevera ships with CLAUDE.md and .cursorrules so your AI understands the architecture, naming conventions and service layer patterns from day one. Ask Cursor to add a screen and it follows your patterns. Ask Claude to refactor a service and it knows the factory structure.

Question 6

What backend does it work with?

Accepted Answer

Any. The service layer is backend-agnostic — Supabase, Firebase, your own REST API, NestJS, tRPC. The factory pattern means you swap the implementation without touching a single component. A NestJS backend starter is coming soon as a separate kit.

Question 7

How do I run it on iOS?

Accepted Answer

Three options: (1) Physical device — install Expo Go Beta via TestFlight (testflight.apple.com/join/GZJxxfUU) and scan the QR code on this page. (2) iOS Simulator (Mac) — open your simulator and run: xcrun simctl openurl booted "exp://u.expo.dev/ac9ac730-e950-45da-8cf5-e83ba7cc6327/group/3fedb08d-2d68-4b99-9da2-6c5f442a3977". (3) Dev build — requires an Apple Developer account ($99/year), use EAS to build remotely if you're on Windows.

Question 8

Is this a one-time payment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, once purchased, yours forever. No subscription, no seat fees, no hidden costs. You also get lifetime updates — every improvement shipped to the kit is yours automatically.

Question 9

Can I use it for multiple projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes — use Typevera as the foundation for as many of your own apps as you want. The only restriction is reselling the kit itself or sharing the repository publicly.

Question 10

Can I use it for client projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Build client apps on top of Typevera without restrictions. The license restricts redistribution of the kit itself, not what you create with it.

Question 11

Will the price go up?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The current €79 is the supporter price for the first 10 buyers. After that it goes to €99, then €149 at launch price. Buying now locks in the best value.

Question 12

Is there a refund policy?

Accepted Answer

No refunds — the full codebase is delivered on purchase. Watch the full walkthrough video before buying to see exactly what you're getting. If something doesn't work as described, reach out and I'll fix it personally.

Question 13

What's the exact stack?

Accepted Answer

React Native + Expo SDK 55, TypeScript strict mode, Expo Router (file-based routing), react-i18next for i18n, and a custom service layer with factory pattern. CLAUDE.md and .cursorrules included.

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