Your logo on their home screen.A direct route back to your business.
Your website. Your branding. Your app.
Your website powers your app
Keep your website. Add an app experience.
SiteTo.App displays your mobile website inside an app with your own branding and navigation. Keep the content and tools you rely on, with one place to manage website updates.
One place to update your content.
Your app displays your existing website. Update a product, publish a post, or change a page as usual. Customers see those changes when the page loads in the app.
Keep your existing website tools
No need to recreate your pages
Website content updates carry through
Your key pages, a tap away.
Add a native menu and bottom tabs that link straight to the pages customers use most. Make it simple to find your shop, bookings, or member area.
Side menus for more destinations
Bottom tabs for frequent actions
Choose your labels, icons, and links
Preview before you commit.
See how your website and app navigation work together on a phone. Check the pages and journeys your customers rely on before you pay for a build.
Illustrative examples. Your app uses your website’s content and functionality. Preview your key customer journeys before choosing a build.
How it works
Start with your URL. Preview before you pay.
01
Enter your website URL
Use your existing mobile-friendly website as the foundation. Your pages and content stay where you already manage them.
02
Customize and preview
Add your app name, icon, launch screen, and menus. Preview the experience on your phone before committing to a build.
03
Choose your app build
Pick Android, iOS, or both and pay once. We build your app so you can prepare it for submission to the app stores.
For the business you already run
More ways to reach you. One website to manage.
Bring your existing store, booking pages, or member content into an app. Keep managing your website as usual while customers get a convenient way back.
SiteTo.App is a no-code website-to-app converter. You enter a public, mobile-friendly website, add your app name, icon, launch screen, and menus, preview it on your phone for free, and pay a one-time build fee ($29 Android, $79 iOS, $99 both) for store-ready iOS and Android builds. Your website stays the source of content.
What kind of app will I get?
You’ll get an iOS or Android app that displays your existing website, with your own app name, icon, launch screen, and mobile navigation. Your website supplies the content and functionality; SiteTo.App adds the app experience around it.
Will it work with my website?
SiteTo.App works with mobile-friendly websites, including sites built with WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, and Squarespace. Start with your URL and use the preview to check your pages, sign-in, checkout, and other important flows before you pay.
Do I need to code or rebuild my website?
No coding is needed to set up your app. Add your website URL, upload your branding, and choose your menu links in the guided builder. Keep using your existing website tools to manage your content.
What happens when I update my website?
Your app loads content from your website, so customers see your latest pages when they load or refresh them. You don’t need a new app build for ordinary website content updates. Changes to the app itself, such as its icon or configuration, may require a new build.
What do I pay, and when?
You can set up and preview your app before paying, with no credit card required to start. When you’re ready for a build, pay once: $29 USD for Android, $79 USD for iOS, or $99 USD for both. Developer accounts and app store fees are separate.
How do I send push notifications?
Connect your Firebase account in the app settings, complete the platform setup, and build your app. You can then send offers, news, and updates from your dashboard to app users who have enabled notifications.
How does app store publishing work?
iOS builds are uploaded to TestFlight in your own Apple developer account, and Android builds download as an APK or AAB. You’ll need an Apple or Google developer account to submit your app to the relevant store yourself. SiteTo.App doesn’t submit it for you. Each store reviews submissions and decides whether to approve them.
When is SiteTo.App not the right choice?
SiteTo.App is not a ground-up native rebuild. If your product depends on Bluetooth, augmented reality, heavy offline work, or background processing, you need native development. Apple can also reject an app that adds nothing beyond a website (Guideline 4.2), so plan for real app features such as navigation and push notifications.
Your website is the starting point
Make your business a tap away.
Turn the website you have into the app your customers can keep coming back to. Start with your URL and preview it before you pay.