# Deploying your app

When your app is ready, you can publish it to the web, export the code, or download it.

## Deploy to Netlify

1. Connect your Netlify account from the deploy menu.
2. Click deploy.
3. GenVibe builds and publishes your app and gives you a live, shareable URL.

Re-deploying after changes is one click — your URL stays the same.

## Export to GitHub

Push your project to a GitHub repository to take the code with you, collaborate, or set up your own CI/CD. Connect GitHub from the integrations menu, then export.

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## Download the project

You can also download your project as a zip to run locally or host anywhere you like.

## Custom domains

After deploying to Netlify, add a custom domain through the Netlify dashboard — your app is a standard project, so its normal domain setup applies.

## Mobile apps

Mobile (React Native + Expo) projects are deployed differently from web apps — export the code to GitHub and use the standard Expo build and submit flow for the App Store and Google Play. See [Mobile apps](/features/mobile-apps.md).


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