An app that feels like yours
Choose a theme and description. Paid licenses add your own icon and app name, plus an About page with up to three images.
Turn your website, HTML or ZIP into a mobile and desktop app. Keep what you built. Give people a new way to open it.
One free build included. No app code required.
Your next app starts here
Paste a URL or bring your files. Analyze your source, check the details and build when you are ready.
The starting point
A website to app workflow that starts with your work. No new project. No need to rebuild your content for another screen.
Analyze your source before signing in.Paste your URL. We read the title, theme and icon so you can start with the details you already have.
HTMLA useful little tool, a landing page or a working prototype. Upload the file and start from there.
ZIPBring index.html, styles, scripts and images together in a ZIP. Static files are hosted for your app.
Your work, a new way in
Keep one web experience to maintain. WebToApp packages the entry point, while your content and the way you share it stay in your hands.
Reduced motionChoose a theme and description. Paid licenses add your own icon and app name, plus an About page with up to three images.
Edit and rebuild from your history. Android keeps the same app identity and signing key for future versions.
Share an unlisted download link or publish to the app market. Anyone with an unlisted link can open it.
Find packages, downloads and visits together. Import or export your history and claim apps you created as a guest.
A short path to your first app
From your existing website to a package you can download and share.
Paste a URL, choose an HTML file or upload a static ZIP. Let the analyzer fill in your app details.
Keep the suggested name or add your own icon, color and description. Advanced controls stay out of the way until you need them.
Follow the build progress, then download the output for your device. Each platform has its own installation format.
Five ways to arrive
Mobile or desktop, choose the package that fits. Here is exactly what each platform receives.
A signed Android WebView APK that opens your website as its own app. Your app retains its signing key when you rebuild.
Direct APK installation. AAB export and Google Play submission are not included.
A Web Clip profile for iPhone and iPad. Install the profile to add your website to the home screen.
A Web Clip is a website shortcut experience, not a native IPA or App Store submission.
A macOS .app bundle in a ZIP, with a readable JXA / WKWebView launcher for opening your site in its own window.
Download and unzip the app bundle. macOS may ask you to approve an app downloaded from the internet.
A ZIP with a Windows launcher, app icon and shortcut helper. Choose an initial window size or open maximized.
A launcher package that uses a compatible installed browser, rather than a native EXE installer.
A .desktop entry, icon and installer script in a tar.gz archive. Open your website in a dedicated browser app window.
Requires a compatible installed browser. The download is a desktop launcher, not a distribution specific package.
The idea is simple
Keep the site you love. Give it a place on every screen.
Create your appA few useful answers
What you get, how it works and where the boundaries are. A little clarity before you start.
It means packaging a website into an app entry point, such as an Android WebView APK, an iOS Web Clip or a desktop launcher. Web to app and site to app describe the same workflow here. Your web content remains the foundation.
Yes. Upload a single HTML file, or a ZIP containing index.html, JavaScript, CSS and images. The static content is hosted for the generated app. Server-side projects such as a raw PHP or Node.js backend are not built from an upload.
You do not need to write Android or desktop app code for these outputs. Provide a working website or static files, check the app details, then generate. Your website still needs to work correctly in a browser.
The iOS output is a .mobileconfig Web Clip profile for adding a website to the home screen. It is not an IPA. App Store submission, native iOS packaging and store approval are not part of the current workflow.
When the native Android toolchain is available, the download is a signed WebView APK with its own app signing key. If the toolchain is unavailable, the converter explicitly labels the alternative PWA ZIP. It does not silently call a ZIP an APK.
Yes. Use build history to edit and regenerate apps you own. Packages that open a target URL directly need to be rebuilt and reinstalled when you change that URL. Regular website content updates are served by your website.
Do not assume offline support. A hosted website normally needs a connection, and uploaded HTML apps use hosted content too. Offline behavior depends on the website’s own caching and application design.
No. Unlisted means the app is not shown in the public market. Anyone with its share link may open the download page. Keep sensitive data behind your website’s own authentication.
You can analyze a URL or uploaded site without signing in. Building requires an account. Each account includes one free successful build with WebToApp branding; deleting an app does not reset this allowance. Signing in also lets you claim apps previously created in this browser.
You have already done the hard part
Keep your content. Keep your workflow. Make a new place for people to find you.
Create your appOne free build included. No app code required.