AppOfWeb turns websites that already work into native Android and iOS apps — without rebuilding them. Run by Saifal Nadeem with a small team of senior mobile developers.
Appofweb was founded by Saifal Nadeem and a team of senior developers with 8 years of experience in mobile app development. What started as a passion for creating exceptional digital experiences has evolved into a mission to help e-commerce businesses convert website to mobile app and thrive in the mobile-first world.
With a track record of 117 delivered projects and 118 client reviews on Freelancer.com — all publicly readable, including the ratings — we have helped businesses worldwide turn their websites into iOS and Android applications.
The premise is narrow on purpose. Most businesses asking for an app already have a website that works: the catalogue is there, checkout works, the integrations are configured, and someone updates it every week. Rebuilding all of that a second time in Swift and Kotlin is expensive, slow, and creates a second thing to maintain forever. So we do not rebuild it. Your app loads your live site inside a native shell and adds the parts a browser cannot do — push notifications, an app icon on the home screen, offline handling, biometric login, native navigation. Change a price on your website and the app shows it immediately, with no resubmission to either store.
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Our website mobile app builder platform makes it easy to convert your website to a branded iOS and Android app in just 7 days — with auto-sync, push notifications, and full launch support.
Seamless integration with your website, ensuring real-time sync and smooth operations between your web store and mobile applications.
Complete app lifecycle management including development, publishing, regular updates, and ongoing technical maintenance. Store publishing is a one-time $49 add-on per store, and support is free for 3 months and then $49 per month if you want to continue it — see the Pricing page.
1. You get a demo before you pay anything. Send us your site URL and we build a working demo app from it and send it to you. You install it and use it on your own phone. There is no payment, no card and no commitment at this stage — if it is not right, you simply do not proceed.
2. Revisions are free and unlimited until launch. Icon, splash screen, tab bar, colours, package name — changed as many times as you want, at no cost, right up until the app goes live. We would rather do ten rounds before submission than have you launch something you are not happy with.
3. We submit to the stores under your accounts. The app is published to your own Apple Developer and Google Play accounts, so you own the listings outright and nothing is hostage to us. If you do not have those accounts yet, we will walk you through enrolment — it is the step that trips most people up, which is why we have written about why Apple rejects enrolments and how to set up Play Console in detail.
4. After launch, updating your website needs nothing from us. New products, prices and pages appear in the app straight away. A paid rebuild ($9 per platform) is only needed when the app shell itself changes — a new icon, a new splash screen, a package name. Full terms are on the pricing page.
A WebView app is the right answer for a lot of businesses and the wrong answer for some, and we would rather say so before you pay than after. If your product is fundamentally a native experience — heavy offline use, live camera processing, background location tracking, a game — a wrapped website will disappoint you and we will say so.
Apple is also stricter here than Google. Guideline 4.2 requires an app to offer something beyond a repackaged website, and Guideline 3.1.1 governs how you are allowed to sell digital goods. If your site is a thin brochure with three pages, it will likely be rejected, and no amount of packaging changes that. We publish the full detail of both rules on the blog rather than discovering them with you at submission time.
We are also not the cheapest option in every case. If you are technical and happy in Android Studio, our free step-by-step guide to building it yourself costs nothing but your time. We publish it deliberately.
Alongside the service we maintain a library of 82 guides on converting websites to apps, App Store and Google Play publishing, store rejections and WebView capabilities. Every one is written by Saifal Nadeem — there is no outsourced content and no guest posting. You can read them all on the blog, or see the author profile at Saifal Nadeem.
We also run three free browser tools — an app icon generator, an App Store screenshot generator and a privacy policy generator. They need no account, and they run entirely in your browser, so nothing you upload is ever sent to a server.
AppOfWeb is operated as a sole proprietorship by Saifal Nadeem, working with a small team of senior mobile developers. When you email or message us, you reach the people who build the apps — there is no support tier and no chatbot in front of it.
You can verify us independently before spending anything: our Freelancer.com profile carries the full public review history, and Saifal’s LinkedIn covers the professional background. Email, phone and WhatsApp are all on the contact page, and we reply within one business day.
The fastest way to judge the work is not to read about it. Ask for a free demo and hold your own site, running as an app, on your own phone.