Ionic Templates
Download Ionic app templates and starters with full source code. Build Android, iOS and PWAs from one codebase using Ionic + Capacitor (Angular/React). Many projects include Firebase, REST APIs, authentication, push notifications and in-app purchases. Open in your editor, brand it, and publish with clear docs and fast performance.
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Ionic Templates & Starters — Android, iOS & PWA from One Codebase
Ionic is a pragmatic way to ship mobile apps quickly: familiar web tech, polished mobile UI, and native builds via Capacitor. This section brings together complete Ionic app templates and streamlined starters so you can open the project, install dependencies, and jump straight to branding and features. Expect clean layouts, touch-friendly navigation, and components that feel at home on both Android and iOS.
A typical download includes tab or drawer navigation, onboarding, authentication, profile and settings screens, form flows with validation, and a sensible folder structure for pages, services and assets. Many templates are already wired for common needs—Firebase (Auth/Firestore/Analytics), REST APIs with interceptors and guards, push notifications, AdMob or in-app purchases—so you can focus on your product logic instead of plumbing. Whether the stack is Ionic Angular (RxJS, reactive forms) or Ionic React (hooks, context), theming and typography are easy to adapt and Ionicons keep iconography consistent.
Before you buy, check the tested versions (Ionic, Capacitor, Angular/React), the minimum Android SDK and iOS
deployment target, and the changelog. Skim the documentation for environment variables, API endpoints, splash/icon
generation and build steps. After import, set your app ID, update icons and splash screens, add your
google-services.json/GoogleService-Info.plist if you use Firebase, and verify deep links,
auth redirects and push on real devices. A quick Lighthouse run on the PWA build is a good sanity check.
If you’re still weighing options, compare cross-platform stacks in the App Templates hub, or look at native Android and iOS starters, or go fully cross-platform with Flutter. Prefer a web-first approach that you can wrap later? Start from HTML templates and pair them with your backend.