Despia

Despia enables developers to convert web apps into native mobile applications for iOS and Android using a simple JavaScript SDK. It provides seamless access to device-native features through straightforward protocol calls, allowing web frameworks to integrate capabilities like push notifications, in-app purchases, and biometric authentication without complex dependencies.[1][2][3] Key features include **webview rendering** for full design flexibility and npm ecosystem compatibility, **Siri Shortcuts** for voice command execution, **native clipboard access**, **AirPrint integration** for printing, and **background location services** for continuous geolocation tracking.[1] Developers can implement haptic feedback, UI controls such as status bar customization, and app information retrieval with single-line commands like `despia('lighthaptic://')` or `despia('getappversion://')`.[1] Advanced integrations cover **biometric authentication** (Face ID, Touch ID), **contact access** with permission handling, **rewarded advertising** via AdMob, and **in-app purchase systems** powered by RevenueCat. Push notifications support remote and local delivery, while sharing, home widgets, and file system storage enhance cross-platform functionality.[1][2][3] The SDK operates via the global `window.despia` object, intercepting calls to route them securely to native APIs, ensuring no version conflicts or additional libraries are needed.[3] Despia supports one-click deployment from existing web hosting, real-time updates, and compliance with App Store and Play Store requirements. It works with no-code platforms, maintaining business logic intact while unlocking native powers like offline support and camera access through the `despia()` function.[2][3]

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