Learn BRAVO-STUDIO with Real Code Examples

Updated Nov 23, 2025

Explain

Bravo Studio enables converting Figma or Adobe XD prototypes into native apps without coding.

It supports real-time API integration, authentication, and database connectivity for functional apps.

Ideal for designers, startups, and non-developers who want to quickly turn designs into mobile apps.

Core Features

Visual editor for screens, components, and interactions

API and JSON integration for real data

Authentication and user account management

Push notifications and deep linking support

Direct publishing to App Store and Google Play

Basic Concepts Overview

App UI comes from imported Figma/Adobe XD designs

Interactions and events are configured visually

Data is connected via APIs and CMS

Live preview with Bravo Vision

Apps can be exported as native iOS or Android apps

Project Structure

Screens - imported from design

Components - elements within screens

Interactions - actions like navigation or API calls

Assets - images, icons, and media

Settings - project metadata and app configuration

Building Workflow

Import Figma/Adobe XD design

Link screens and define interactions

Connect APIs or CMS for dynamic content

Test app in Bravo Vision

Build and publish native apps to stores

Difficulty Use Cases

Beginner: static apps from design

Intermediate: apps with API integration

Advanced: apps with authentication and dynamic content

Expert: cross-platform apps with push notifications

Designer workflow: MVPs and prototypes

Comparisons

Bravo vs MIT App Inventor: Bravo is design-first, supports iOS, and integrates APIs easily; App Inventor is Android-only with block logic

Bravo vs Kodular: Bravo is cross-platform and design-driven; Kodular is Android-focused with monetization options

Bravo vs Thunkable: Both support iOS/Android; Bravo emphasizes Figma-based design workflow and API integration

Bravo is ideal for designers and startups needing MVPs

Performance depends on design complexity and API usage

Versioning Timeline

2019 – Bravo Studio initial release

2020 – Added API and CMS integration

2021 – Live preview and push notifications support

2022–2023 – Improved Figma/XD import fidelity

2024–2025 – Expanded integrations and native build improvements

Glossary

Bravo Studio: design-to-app no-code platform

Screen: imported design frame

Component: UI element in design

Interaction: action or navigation

Bravo Vision: live testing app