Independent by design
We're bootstrapped, with no investors and no plan to sell. Every roadmap decision answers to our customers and the community — not to a board or an exit.
A small, independent team building the mobile app platform we always wanted — for developers who feel the same way.
Bootstrapped. Remote-first. Loved by 1,000+ mobile teams.
Small on purpose. Serious about impact.
Capawesome started the way a lot of good open-source does: scratching our own itch, in public.
It's 2021. Capacitor is still young, the plugin ecosystem is thin, and we keep running into the same gaps while building mobile apps for clients. So we start writing the plugins we wish existed and publishing them as open source. A few turn into favorites. They end up in the official Capacitor Community organization on GitHub — where we're still members and still shipping today.
A year later, Robin Genz founds Capawesome to give those plugins a proper home and make them easier for other developers to find, use, and trust. What started as a handful of repos has grown into the Capawesome Platform — but the posture hasn't changed: bootstrapped, engineering-led, and built alongside the community it came from.
Trusted by 1,000+ mobile teams around the world
Building for mobile is hard enough. The tooling shouldn't be.
For every team size. From indie developers to enterprise teams, at fair, transparent prices that don't punish you for growing.
Across every stack. Capacitor, Ionic, Cordova, and native iOS and Android — one platform, no stack lock-in.
Without walls. Open-source plugins, a fully documented CLI, and a published REST API. Your code and your data stay yours.
The people you talk to in Discord are the same people who merge the pull requests.
The Capawesome team
Founders and maintainers
We're software engineers by heart, and we still love the web. That shows up in the way we build.
We come from the web. Our roots are in open-source Capacitor and Ionic — hybrid, web-first frameworks we genuinely love. Mobile deserves the same care, speed, and openness the web gets.
We still write the code. The people you talk to in Discord are the same people who merge the pull requests. We haven't outsourced engineering — and we don't plan to.
We use what we ship. Every Capawesome feature runs our own team's work first. If it's not good enough for us, it's not good enough to ship to you.
A short list, so we actually live by it.
We're bootstrapped, with no investors and no plan to sell. Every roadmap decision answers to our customers and the community — not to a board or an exit.
We use our own platform every day. No vibe-coded shortcuts, no untested AI patches shipped to production. Security, stability, and real tests come before new features.
Every message in Discord, every GitHub issue, and every email lands with someone who can actually fix it. We ship, listen, and improve again the next day.
Backed by the Capacitor and Ionic communities we've been part of from day one.

Our core team is part of the Ionic Developer Expert program — staying in close contact with the Ionic and Capacitor teams and bringing that expertise to every line of code we ship.

We've been members of the official Capacitor Community organization on GitHub since our first plugins in 2021 — and we're still maintaining plugins there today.

OpenForge, an Ionic Platinum Partner, officially recommends the Capawesome Platform as the platform of choice for Capacitor and Ionic apps.
Most of Capawesome happens in the open — in Discord, on GitHub, and on YouTube.
Report issues, request features, start discussions, and contribute to our open-source projects.
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Join our DiscordWhether you want to write a plugin, fix a bug, or just hang out and talk mobile — there's a seat at the table.
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