I got tired of rebuilding the same Angular mobile app setup, so I built LaunchKit Mobile

The Problem

Every time I started a new Angular mobile app, I found myself rebuilding the same foundation:

• Authentication
• Refresh tokens
• Secure storage
• Offline handling
• Push notifications
• Biometrics
• Translations
• RTL support
• Dark mode
• API integration

LaunchKit Mobile Overview

Eventually, I decided to turn that repeated setup into a reusable starter. That became LaunchKit Mobile, an Angular 22 + Ionic + Capacitor starter designed to provide the production plumbing before you start building the actual business features. Instead of spending the first hours or days of a project rebuilding the same infrastructure, the idea is to start with those foundations already in place and focus on the features that actually make your app unique.

What’s Included?

LaunchKit Mobile includes foundations such as:

• Authentication and refresh-token handling
• Secure storage
• Offline/network handling
• Biometrics
• Push notification hooks
• Camera support
• Deep links
• Dark mode
• EN / FR / AR translations
• RTL support
• PWA support
• Mock mode for testing without a backend
• REST API integration structure

The included demo works immediately using mock data, so you can explore the application without setting up a backend first. When you're ready, you can switch from mock mode and connect the project to your own REST API.

Try LaunchKit Mobile

You can test the working demo here: 👉 Try the live demo
If you want the complete source code: 👉 Get LaunchKit Mobile - €39

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Feedback

LaunchKit Mobile is built with Angular 22 + Ionic + Capacitor and includes the reusable app foundations I kept rebuilding across projects. I'd also be interested in feedback from other Angular/Ionic developers: What would you add before using a starter like this for a real client project?