Make an APK from your website

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An APK is the installable file of an Android app. Businesses often need one before they are on Google Play: to give drivers or field staff an internal app, to share with a client for approval, or to distribute in regions where sideloading is common.

Test APKs are free for 7 days. The one-time Android purchase gives you signed release APKs and AABs without a watermark, built with your own upload key.

  1. Paste your website address

    App Studio reads your website and suggests the app name, colours, icon and a tab bar from your menu.

  2. Design it and test free

    Adjust the icon, splash screen, tabs and links in a live phone preview, then install a free Android test app from a QR code.

  3. Buy once and publish

    Buy Android, iOS or both once, build the store versions and publish to Google Play and the App Store under your own name.

How do people install the APK?

They open the download link or scan the QR code in App Studio, then allow “Install unknown apps” for their browser once. Apps from Google Play don’t need this step.

Is the APK signed?

Release APKs are signed with an upload key made only for your app, which you can download. Free test APKs use a shared test key.

How much does it cost?

Website to App is a one-time payment: $59.99 for Android, $99.99 for iOS or $159.98 for both, including a year of free compatibility updates. The free 7-day Android trial costs nothing.

Do website changes need an app update?

No. The app shows your live website, so new content and prices appear instantly. You only rebuild when the app’s own settings change.

Turn your website into an app today

Design it in minutes and try it free on your phone.

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