We Turn Your Website Into a Native App

An app comes with better performance, increased brand recognition, offline availability, push notifications and regularly returning visitors to your site.

Yes, your app will always show the current state of your website. Usually there is no need for an app update through the app stores.

As your app is based on your website, we can develop the app very quickly. Usually it takes us just one to three days.

No, we do not give out the source code for the apps we maintain. However, you don’t need the code for you and your customers to freely use your app. Instead, we give you the finished, compiled app file or directly upload it to the app stores for you. That way you don’t have to set up the development environment, which requires installing lots of programs and a macOS computer for the iOS app.

Yes, the regular back button or back gesture works on Android. On iOS there’s the typical iOS back button in the top left of the app when you use the drawer menu layout. If you use the just website layout on iOS, you can navigate back and forth by swiping left and right, like in Safari.

Yes, sometimes the Google/Apple app reviewers think there’s a problem with the app. Usually, these disagreements can be resolved by explaining the app to them though. So far, every single app we have created has been successfully published!

For the first time, there will be no fees for publishing your application on our account, and after the first year, there will be $ 50 annually to keep the application available in the stores.

You are right, there are other, cheaper, services that turn your website into an app. However, this shows in the quality of the provided app. These apps are usually just browsers that display your website. Such apps don’t get accepted into the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, which makes them worthless. The providers know that very well, which is why they don’t offer any refunds. We are confident in the quality of our apps.

Yes, we can make small changes to how the website is displayed in the app. This is mostly limited to hiding parts of the website though. For example, you might want to link to the App Store listings of your app, but it makes no sense to also show those links in the app because the user has already downloaded your app then.

By default your app works in both portrait and landscape mode, depending on how the user has turned their device. If your website only works in one orientation, we can make it so your app is always locked into that specific orientation.