Vercel is primarily designed for deploying web applications and frontend projects, not native mobile apps. However, there are some mobile-related scenarios where Vercel can be useful:

What Vercel Does Deploy

Web Applications: Vercel excels at deploying web apps built with frameworks like Next.js, React, Vue, Angular, and others that can run in mobile browsers 1.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): You can deploy PWAs that provide app-like experiences on mobile devices through the browser.

Mobile Web Apps: Web applications optimized for mobile viewing and interaction.

Mobile Framework Support

Vercel does support some mobile-adjacent frameworks:

• Ionic Angular: Vercel can deploy Ionic Angular projects, which can create hybrid mobile apps 2
• React Native Web: You can deploy React Native projects that have web support

What Vercel Doesn't Deploy

• Native iOS apps (App Store)
• Native Android apps (Google Play Store)
• React Native apps (as native mobile apps)
• Flutter mobile apps (as native apps)

Alternative Approach

If you're building a mobile app, you would typically:

1. Use Vercel to deploy your backend API or web dashboard
2. Deploy your mobile app to app stores through other services
3. Have your mobile app communicate with your Vercel-hosted backend

So while Vercel doesn't deploy mobile apps directly, it's commonly used as part of a mobile app's infrastructure for web services and APIs.