mf² ships a complete web stack today. The goal is a startup-in-a-command: every platform a product needs, in one monorepo, with AI agents building across all of them.Documentation Index
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The vision
Most startups need more than a web app. They need a mobile app, a desktop client, a browser extension, docs, email, and a marketing site. Today each lives in a separate repo with separate tooling. Every AI agent must learn a different codebase for every platform. mf² puts everything in one monorepo with shared packages. An agent that understands@repo/auth in the web app understands it in the mobile app, the desktop client, and the extension. Same types, same patterns, one context.
Available now
Mobile: React Native + Expo
Theapps/mobile workspace uses Expo and React Native. It consumes the same @repo/auth, @repo/analytics, @repo/design-system-native (via NativeWind), and @repo/backend packages. One Convex backend serves both web and mobile. An agent writes a feature once; it runs on both platforms. See the mobile app docs for setup and usage.
Coming soon
Desktop: Electron
Anapps/desktop workspace using Electron. The desktop app runs the same React frontend from the monorepo in a native window. It imports from @repo/auth, @repo/design-system, and @repo/backend directly. No separate codebase, no second set of conventions for the agent to learn.
Browser extension: Plasmo
Anapps/extension workspace using Plasmo for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari extensions. Plasmo handles manifest generation, content scripts, and hot reload. The extension imports from @repo/auth and @repo/design-system like any other app in the monorepo.