Your website, on the App Store
Most tools that wrap a website get rejected under Apple’s minimum functionality rule. Apps Made With AI builds a real native app around your site — push notifications, offline mode, native navigation — and publishes it from your developer accounts.
- to configure
- ~15 minto configure
- from one build
- Both storesfrom one build
- owns every listing
- Your accountowns every listing
The part nobody mentions
Apple rejects repackaged websites
It is the single most common reason a website-to-app product fails, and it happens after you have paid, configured everything and waited a week for review.
“Your app should include features, content, and UI that elevate it beyond a repackaged website.”
How it works
Three steps, about fifteen minutes
You do not write any code, and you do not touch Xcode.
- 01
We read your site
Type your address. Apps Made With AI loads your site the way a phone would and reports back what it found — and what would make a bad app.
- Title, description, icons, theme colour and web app manifest
- Whether the layout actually works at phone width, measured — not guessed
- Your main navigation, turned into draft tabs
- Blocking problems in plain language: no viewport tag, a login wall on the landing page, a site served over http
- 02
You choose how it behaves
Toggle the native capabilities you want. Each one shows what it does for your users and what App Review expects in return.
- Push notifications, offline mode, pull to refresh, native tabs or a drawer
- Camera, photo library, location, biometric lock, share sheet
- Every iOS permission asks you for the sentence Apple shows the user
- A live readiness score that names the step where each problem is fixed
- 03
We build, you publish
Apps Made With AI produces signed binaries and every store asset, then submits them from your developer accounts — never ours.
- A signed .ipa and .aab, built on real macOS and Linux runners
- App icons and splash screens at every density both platforms require
- Store screenshots rendered from your live site at every required size
- Submission to App Store Connect and Google Play under your own accounts
What makes it an app
The things a browser tab cannot do
Every one of these is a reason someone keeps your app on their home screen — and a reason App Review lets it through.
Push notifications
Reach people on the home screen instead of hoping they open a tab. Send from the dashboard or call it from your own site with one line of JavaScript.
Works offline
The app shell is cached natively. Lose signal and users get your branding and a retry button, not a browser error page — and it reconnects on its own.
Native navigation
Real iOS tab bars and Android navigation drawers, driven by your own URLs. No browser chrome, no address bar, no back-button guesswork.
Deep links
A link to your site opens your app at exactly that screen. Universal Links on iOS and verified App Links on Android, configured for you.
Camera and photos
Let people photograph a receipt or attach an image to a support request, using the real system picker rather than a file input.
Biometric lock
Face ID and fingerprint unlock in front of account pages and saved payment methods, without you writing any native code.
Pull to refresh
The gesture people already expect, wired to the native scroll view — not a JavaScript approximation that fights the page.
System share sheet
Share to Messages, WhatsApp or anywhere else through the real OS sheet, so sharing feels like every other app on the device.
No lock-in
Published under your accounts, not ours
Apple requires it — guideline 4.2.6 says apps built by a generation service must be submitted by the owner of the content. We think it is the right way round anyway.
- You own the App Store and Play listings, the reviews and the download numbers.
- You connect API keys you can revoke at any time. We never see a password.
- Your Android upload keystore is downloadable — and we tell you loudly to back it up.
- Export the full Xcode and Android Studio projects whenever you want.
Ships to both stores
App Store
Signed .ipa built on macOS, submitted through App Store Connect.
Apple Developer Program · $99/year, paid to Apple
Google Play
Signed .aab uploaded to the track you choose, with staged rollout.
Play Console · $25 once, paid to Google
Pricing
Free until you are ready to ship
Analyse your site, preview the app and test a real build without paying. You only pay when you want signed binaries on a store.
Free
See exactly what your app would be before you pay anything.
forever
Analyse my site- Full site analysis and readiness report
- Live preview with native chrome
- Icon, splash and store screenshot previews
- An unsigned Android build to sideload and test
No card required.
Pro
Everything needed to ship and keep shipping on both stores.
per app, per month
Start building- Signed iOS and Android builds
- Submission to your own Apple and Google accounts
- Push notifications, offline mode and the full native feature set
- Auto-generated store screenshots at every required size
- Unlimited rebuilds, including for new OS versions
- Version history, so a rejected build can be diffed against one that passed
Agency
For studios shipping apps on behalf of a roster of clients.
per month
Talk to us- Everything in Pro, for up to 10 apps
- Separate workspace per client, with their own credentials
- White-label dashboard and build notifications
- Team seats with role-based access
- Priority build queue
Additional apps billed at $19 each per month.
Developer account fees are paid directly to Apple and Google. Full pricing details
Questions
The ones people actually ask
Do I need a developer account?
How long does it take?
What happens when I update my website?
Will it work with my platform?
See what your website looks like as an app
The analysis and preview are free. You will know whether your site is ready — and what to fix if it is not — before you spend anything.