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As @eldritch_lich said, react native is a good choice.
Start to learn JS first. Find tutorial in the format you want.
You will have to write useless code for the sake of learning.
Then when you will start to know a bit of JS, you can start to learn html, css, then react. Then you will be able to write your app.
It may sounds like a lot, but:
Sweet thanks for laying out a simple progression path.
How good have you found ChatGPT to be? My understanding is that sometimes it's great but other times it's way off base. Then you have to figure out what went wrong and you know how the saying goes "You don't know what you don't know."
ChatGPT should be plenty good for any foundational questions you have. And asking "how could I improve this code" with a code snippet can give you insight into better ways to do things. If you ask it for broad responses like "write me an app for relaxation sounds", I can guarantee that it won't work, but using it alongside a tutorial when you have questions or get an error can save so much time.