Leave Ionic Appflow
Export release settings, map channels, and move live updates plus native builds before Appflow shutdown.
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Suggested path
Inventory Appflow features in use, open the Capgo vs Appflow comparison, then follow the documented upgrade from Appflow to Capgo.
Documentation — from-appflow-to-capgo
- Compare features on the Appflow alternative page
- Run through /docs/upgrade/from-appflow-to-capgo/
- Keep CI on GitHub Actions or GitLab
Common questions
- What code changes does the Appflow migration need?
- Uninstall @capacitor/live-updates, install @capgo/capacitor-updater, run cap sync, and call CapacitorUpdater.notifyAppReady() at startup. Capgo runs the sync, download, and reload steps natively, so you can delete that code.
- Do I need a new App Store and Google Play release?
- Yes, once. The updater is a native plugin, so ship one store build that includes Capgo. After that, web changes reach users as live updates. Users on older builds keep pulling from Appflow until they update.
- What happens to my Appflow channels and version matching?
- Recreate your channels in the Capgo dashboard. Capgo version targeting covers Appflow automatic version matching, so each native version only receives compatible bundles.
- When do I need to finish the migration?
- Existing Appflow projects can run until December 31, 2027. Ship the Capgo build well before then so most users have updated when Appflow stops serving bundles.
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