Companies Using Ionic

On our data, companies that ship a logged-in app on the web: customer portals, ordering and booking apps, dashboards. On 6 November 2026, Navy Federal, Bank Central Asia, Bureau Veritas, H&R Block, Grupo Madero and Coco Bambu all ran Ionic apps. We don't count the 42,319 HighLevel sites whose chat widget only carries a copy of Ionic's code.

We count 7,593 domains running Ionic in our November 2026 crawl, from a raw 63,310. We removed 88%: 42,319 HighLevel sites where Ionic only arrives inside a chat widget, 12,958 casino-app clones and several hundred for-sale, duplicate and alias domains. They're domains, not customers: Ionic is free, MIT-licensed software. 3,990 match a company.

Ionic holds 0.37% of Web Frameworks at TechnologyChecker.io, 16th of 89 rows, on 7,593 domains. Remix is 15th with 8,934 and Adobe ColdFusion 17th with 6,193. Microsoft ASP.NET (44.11%) and Ruby on Rails (11.77%) lead. Those render pages on the server; Ionic builds an app's interface, so the rows measure different layers.

Our Web Frameworks table is led by Microsoft ASP.NET (906,811 domains), Ruby on Rails (241,931), Nuxt.js (210,562) and Express (173,534), but none of them does Ionic's job. Ionic is a UI toolkit that sits on Angular, React or Vue, so its real alternatives are other ways to build cross-platform mobile apps, which sit outside this table.

The United States, with 739 of the 3,990 companies we matched, then Germany (463), Spain (279), Brazil (250), France (230) and India (221). Platforms shape two of those: in our sample, Spanish entries include sports clubs on Clupik, whose sites run on Ionic, and German entries include pharmacies on mea, whose chat widget bundles it.

Mostly small ones. 57.14% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 22.91% have 11 to 50. 145 have more than 1,000 staff, and they use Ionic for one app or portal each, as Navy Federal, H&R Block and Standard Bank do on the sites we checked.

Mixed. 38.53% of matched companies with a founding year started in the 2010s and 30.0% in the 2020s, but 20.89% predate 2000 and 7.01% predate 1960. The older group includes banks and older firms that built customer apps with Ionic, such as Navy Federal and Bureau Veritas.

On our data: a software, internet or IT services company with 1 to 10 staff, founded in the 2010s, in the US, Germany, Spain or Brazil, shipping an Ionic Angular app (Angular shows on 70.95% of domains) on an app or portal subdomain. A second profile is a bank, insurer or restaurant chain with one customer-facing Ionic app.

Building mobile and web apps from one codebase with web technology. Ionic's site calls it an open-source mobile UI toolkit for cross-platform apps in React, Vue or Angular. On our data it mostly runs logged-in apps: customer portals, ordering and booking apps and dashboards, usually on an app or portal subdomain rather than a marketing homepage.

Yes. Our November 2026 crawl finds 7,593 domains running an Ionic app, including Navy Federal, H&R Block and Bank Central Asia, and Ionic's documentation now includes an upgrade guide to version 9. The docs also describe Ionic as an OutSystems company. We don't chart a trend, because the cleaned count starts with this crawl.

Yes, all three, per Ionic's site, or with no framework at all. Angular dominates on our data: it shows on 70.95% of Ionic domains, with Zone.js on 70.63%. Vue appears on 14.87% and React on 6.08%. A couple of sites in our checks still ran Ionic 3, which reports a version number to our rule; newer releases don't.

Because HighLevel's LeadConnector chat widget bundles Ionic's core code, which creates window.Ionic on every page that loads the widget, even though no Ionic component appears on the page. We read the widget's code to confirm it. Those sites didn't choose Ionic, so we removed all 42,319 of them from this count.

Open the browser console and check for window.Ionic, then look for Ionic components such as ion-app or other ion- elements on the page. If the global is there but no ion- element is, Ionic probably came inside a widget, such as HighLevel's or mea's chat. Ionic.version returns a value on old Ionic 3 apps, not on newer ones.

Yes. Ionic Framework is open source under the MIT licence, per its GitHub repository, and installs from npm. Our count covers the open-source framework running in a page: 7,593 domains in November 2026. It can't tell whether a team also pays for anything around it.