webtoapp.design turns a website into an Android and iOS app with push notifications and guided publishing. Four plans, 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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webtoapp.design is a service that turns an existing website into an app for Android and iOS. The company describes the result as a website wrapper app, built on the WebView technology that both platforms provide. The app shows the live website and adds features a plain site cannot offer, such as push notifications.
It is aimed at organizations that already have a website and want an app presence without custom development. The homepage lists use cases from a cooking blog to an e-commerce business, and quotes users including a local news site, a staffing company and a sober-living network.
The process starts with a URL. A user enters the website address, chooses an app name, then picks an app icon and some colors. After a few more settings, a preview is ready. The company says the average user finishes creation in about 4 minutes and that a first preview is sent after roughly an hour.
To publish, the user starts a 14-day free trial of a paid plan. The user then creates their own Apple and Google developer accounts and invites webtoapp.design without sharing passwords. The company uploads the app, and the user adds the store listing details and submits it for review, following step-by-step guides.
Because the app reads from the live site, page edits and new pages show up without a store update.
The main engagement feature is push notifications, which can go to every app user, selected groups or single users. Branding options include native components, a custom app icon and a launch screen, so the app complements the website.
For linking, the apps support Deep Links, which always open in the app, and App Links, which open website URLs in the app when it is installed and otherwise in the browser. Developers can use integrations to detect app users, show or hide content for them, and trigger notifications through an API.
The company also states that apps run on 99% of Android and iOS devices, and that it collects no personal information about app users.
webtoapp.design is a service that converts a website into an Android and iOS app. The app wraps the site and adds features such as push notifications. The company also guides users through publishing in the app stores.
There are four plans: Small, Medium, Large and Enterprise, billed monthly or yearly with 20% off for yearly billing. The source text did not show exact prices. Developer accounts cost extra: $25 once for Google Play and $99 yearly for Apple.
Yes. Creating an app design is free, and each paid plan includes a 14-day free trial. The trial is needed to get a preview and begin publishing, and the subscription can be cancelled anytime.
The company says the average user creates an app in about 4 minutes. Store publishing usually takes one to two weeks, and it can take longer depending on account verification and reviews. Google may also require a 14-day closed test.
Yes. The app shows the current state of the website, so edits and new pages appear without a store update. Changes such as the app icon or app name need an app update in the stores, which is provided at no extra cost.
No. The service handles the technical steps and provides guides and support. Developers who want more control can use the integrations and API.
A managed publishing service is sold separately for the Apple App Store and Google Play. Customers still create their own developer accounts and complete the steps marked Action required. Managed updates are only available to Enterprise customers.
The company markets a reseller program for agencies that build apps for client websites, and an affiliate program for referrals. Enterprise adds multi-user app management for teams.