Turn your website into a real Android and iOS app
Enter your site's address, choose how it should behave as an app, and export a buildable Capacitor project with icons, splash art and a CI pipeline that compiles signed .aab and .ipa files.
Free to configure and preview. You pay only when you export.
- 17+ native extras you can switch on
- Android and iOS from one project
- $19 one-time, per export
The parts nobody wants to hand-wire
Your website already is the product. Apperfy adds the native shell, the device features and the build pipeline around it.
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Live preview
Your real site renders inside a phone frame while you configure it, so you see what the app will load instead of guessing.
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Ads you can switch on
AdMob banners and interstitials, wired with Google's test IDs until you drop in your own ad units.
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Real CI builds
A GitHub Actions pipeline compiles a genuine signed .aab and .ipa. Bring your own signing secrets; the README walks through them.
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Native extras
Push, haptics, geolocation, camera, bottom tabs, biometric lock, dark-mode sync and more, each one a toggle.
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Saved projects
Log in and pick a configuration back up exactly where you left it. Duplicate an app to start a variant.
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Store-ready basics
Generated icons, splash art and a starter privacy policy built from the features you enabled.
From URL to signed builds in four steps
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Point it at a URL
Your website becomes the app's content. Nothing to rebuild.
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Configure behavior
Icon, color, splash, ads, push, biometrics: pick what your app needs.
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Generate the project
A real Capacitor source project, with icons and splash art rendered on the spot.
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Ship it
Push to GitHub and the CI pipeline compiles your signed .aab and .ipa.
Native extras you switch on instead of wiring up
Engage and earn
- Push notifications
- Local notifications
- AdMob banners and interstitials
- In-app rating prompt
- Share button
Use the device
- Geolocation
- Camera
- Haptics
- Biometric app lock
- Orientation lock
- Screenshot blocking
Feel like an app
- Bottom tab bar
- Pull to refresh
- Offline fallback page
- Splash screen
- Hardware back button
- Dark-mode sync
- Loading progress bar
Ship and maintain
- Deep links and App Links
- Custom user agent
- Crash reporting
- Force-update check
- Privacy policy generator
Building this yourself looks different
| Aspect | Native from scratch | Apperfy |
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| Time to a buildable project | Days to weeks | Minutes |
| Platforms | Separate Android and iOS codebases | One project, both platforms |
| Ads, push, biometrics, CI | Wire up each SDK yourself | Toggle switches, already wired |
| Store compliance basics | Easy to miss | Icons, splash and privacy policy generated |
One price, per export
$19
One-time. Configure and preview for free, then pay once you are ready to export.
- Full Capacitor source project, yours to keep with no lock-in
- Generated icons, splash art and privacy policy
- GitHub Actions pipeline for signed .aab and .ipa builds
- Every extra in the builder: ads, push, biometrics, tabs and more
- Secure checkout, no subscription
What people are building
Had our loyalty site wrapped and in TestFlight the same afternoon. The CI pipeline alone would have taken me a week to set up by hand.
The privacy policy generator caught two data types I would have completely forgotten to disclose before submitting to Play Console.
Biometric lock and dark-mode sync in a couple of clicks. Didn't touch a line of Swift.
Frequently asked
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Configuring the app is all toggles and fields. You will need someone comfortable running a few terminal commands, or a developer, for the final compile step, the same way any app gets built.
Is the $19 a subscription?
No. It is one-time per export. Pay at checkout, download your project and keep it forever. There is no recurring charge from Apperfy itself. Google Play's and Apple's own developer account fees are separate and go to them, not us.
Does this work for the App Store too, or just Google Play?
Both. The same project exports a Capacitor app for Android and iOS, and the CI pipeline builds a signed .aab and .ipa from the same source.
What if I don't have a Mac?
You don't need one on your own machine. The iOS half of the CI pipeline runs on a macOS runner in GitHub Actions. You still need an Apple Developer Program membership to get a real signing certificate, since that is Apple's requirement, not this tool's.
Can I edit the generated project afterward?
Yes. It is a normal Capacitor project once exported, not a black box. Nothing about it locks you into coming back here.