A no-code website to app converter for iOS and Android. Paste your URL and we fill in your app name, icon and menus where we can, then open a working preview on your iPhone or Android phone. You don’t need an account or a card to try it. When you’re ready, pay once per platform: $29 Android, $79 iOS or $99 for both.
No coding No account or card to preview Pay once, no subscription
Your logo on their home screen.A direct route back to your business.
Your website. Your branding. Your app.
App studio Example app
Put your key pages a tap away.
Home
Discover
Shop
Account
Your website. Your branding. Your app.
App studio Example app
Tell customers what’s new.
sunday. nowYour next great morning is here.
Meet the newest addition to your coffee ritual.
Your website. Your branding. Your app.
Your website powers your app
Keep your website and 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
Try it before you pay.
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 and preview before you pay.
01
Enter your website URL
We read your site and fill in your app name, icon and menus where we can. Your pages stay where you already manage them.
02
Customize and preview
Change the icon, launch screen, header and menus, then scan a code and watch your phone update as you edit. You may be asked to install our preview app first.
03
Choose your app build
Pick Android, iOS or both and pay once. Your iOS build is signed and uploaded to TestFlight in your Apple account, so you don’t need a Mac or Xcode. Android comes as an AAB for Google Play, or an APK. You publish from your own accounts, so the listing is yours.
For stores, booking sites and member sites
Your mobile site already works. Put it on their home screen.
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.
Let returning shoppers open your store from their home screen and browse your latest products.
Content and communities
Give members a direct route to the articles, resources, and conversations already on your website.
Services and local businesses
Make your existing booking, menu, and service pages easy for regular customers to reach.
App examples
Picture your business as an app.
Explore illustrative app concepts for a store, café, and studio. Features such as ordering, rewards, and bookings come from your existing website.
Example: a storeIllustrative concept
Make your store easy to return to
Give regular shoppers a direct route to your latest collections. Bring your existing storefront into an app they can open from their home screen.
Example: a caféIllustrative concept
Keep your café close to your regulars
Put your café’s menu and existing online ordering pages within easy reach. Send a push notification when there’s something new worth coming back for.
Example: a studioIllustrative concept
Give members a shortcut to their next class
Help members get straight to the class schedules, booking pages, and community content already on your website, all through your own branded app.
Will Apple approve my app?
Apple applies the same guidelines to every app, whoever builds it, and nobody can promise its decision. Apps that only repackage a website can be turned down under Guideline 4.2. What helps is real app behavior: native navigation, push notifications and a site that works well in the app. SiteTo.App gives you the native header, menus, tabs and push, and the preview lets you check the rest. You submit from your own account, so you see every message from Apple and can answer it directly.
Managed app services such as MobiLoud bill every month, and their plans are capped by monthly active users. SiteTo.App charges once per platform, after you’ve tried the app on your phone. See what each route to an app costs.
You pay once per platform, and adding the other platform later costs its own price. You publish from your own developer accounts: Apple charges $99 a year and Google Play $25 once, paid to them directly. Later rebuilds are quoted separately. All submissions are subject to Apple and Google review. See what’s included and how publishing works.
SiteTo.App is a no-code website to app converter. It puts your live, mobile-friendly website inside a native iOS and Android app shell with your icon, launch screen, header, menus and bottom tabs. You preview it on your phone for free, then pay once: $29 for Android, $79 for iOS or $99 for both. Your website stays the source of content.
What kind of app will I get?
You get an iOS and Android app that loads your live website inside a native shell: your app name, icon and launch screen, a native header with your logo, a side menu and bottom tabs. Scripts can hide your site’s own header and popups inside the app. Your checkout, accounts and content keep working because they’re your website.
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 dashboard. 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 own Firebase project in the app settings and build your app. Then write a notification in the dashboard, with a title, text, an optional image and a link, and send it to everyone who has allowed notifications. Tapping it opens that page in the app.
How does app store publishing work?
Your iOS build is signed and uploaded to TestFlight in your own Apple developer account, so you don’t need a Mac. Android builds download as an AAB for Google Play, or an APK. You submit from your own accounts, so the listing, reviews and store relationship are yours. Apple and Google review every app and decide whether to approve it.
What can’t SiteTo.App do?
If your product depends on Bluetooth, augmented reality, heavy offline use or background processing, you need a custom native app. For stores, publishers, bookings and member sites that already work well on a phone, a native shell around your live site is the faster and cheaper route.
Your website is the starting point
See your website as an app before you spend anything.
Enter your URL and try the app on your phone. It’s free, with no account or card. When you’re ready, pay once for the build and submit it from your own Apple and Google accounts.
Preview my app free You publish under your own name, from your own Apple and Google accounts. Both stores review every app.