Paste your link. In about ten seconds you see what your site already has, what an app needs, and how yours looks on a phone. Free, no sign-up.
We read your site the way a phone does: its name, icon, colors and start page. No code to upload, nothing to install.
A tab bar, a Face ID lock, haptics, push notifications, an offline screen and the share sheet, around your live site.
We build it on our own Macs, sign it and send it to the App Store and Google Play. You never open Xcode.
Your app shows your live site, so when you change the site, the app changes too. No new build, no store review.
Yes. Paste your website’s link and StoreReady makes it an iPhone and Android app: it takes the name, icon and colors from your site and adds what a phone app has. We build it, sign it and send it to the App Store and Google Play. You don’t need a Mac, Xcode or Android Studio.
Apple turns down apps that are only a website in a frame (guideline 4.2). That’s why we add a tab bar, a Face ID or fingerprint lock, haptics, push notifications, the share sheet and a friendly offline screen. Apple reviews every app, so nobody can promise approval, but these are what reviewers look for.
No. The app shows your live site, so your changes show up in the app right away. You only build a new version to change the app itself: its name, icon or native features.
Google blocks sign-in inside most apps that show a website. In your app, Google’s sign-in page opens the way the phone’s own browser shows it. On Android, an app with the assetlinks.json file on its site and no native features turned on runs in Chrome itself, so sign-in works as on the web. Sign-in that opens in a pop-up window isn’t supported yet.
A small file on your site that tells Android your app and your site belong together. With it, and with no native features turned on, the Android app opens your site full screen in Chrome’s own engine. We give you the file with your app’s keys already in it, and check that it’s there. Without it, or with a tab bar, Face ID lock, notifications or ads on, the app opens your site in its own view, with those features.
Yes. Your app shows your live site, so it works with any kind of site: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, PHP, Next.js, or a web app behind a sign-in. Changes appear instantly. Without internet it shows a friendly offline screen. You don’t change anything on your site.
No. A web app manifest and a service worker help, and the free check shows what your site has. Any site that works on a phone over HTTPS can become an app.
The check is free, and so is setting your app up. To build and publish it, pick a plan: Starter is $9 a month for one app in the App Store and Google Play. Cancel any time. Apple ($99 a year) and Google Play ($25 once) charge for your own developer accounts.
Set your app up free. Plans from $9 a month, cancel any time.