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# Use Vue InstantSearch with mobile frameworks

> Using Vue InstantSearch with hybrid and mobile frameworks such as Weex, Quasar, or NativeScript.

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While none of the following are natively supported with Vue InstantSearch, it's possible to make mobile apps with Vue using either Weex, Quasar or NativeScript.

Using Vue InstantSearch in these frameworks shouldn't be any different than on the web,