With the rising excitement around iOS 16, now’s an excellent time to launch your own app. But you don’t need programming experience, or a mobile developer on your payroll, to get your idea off the ground. All you need is an active website and AppMySite.
This mobile app builder turns design and development into a quick, simple process resulting in sleek, smooth iOS apps. For a limited time, you can get a five-year subscription to AppMySite for $49.99 (regularly $2,340).
Build an iOS app fast using content you already have
Winning a wide range of accolades, including 4.8 out of five stars on Capterra and 4.7 out of five on Trustpilot, AppMySite uses a no-code design to get your iOS app up and running quickly. Simply connect your website, and AppMySite will generate an app in minutes.
From there, you’ll have complete control over the app’s settings and layout using AppMySite’s design library. Plus, you can upload your own images to tweak things further.
The point-and-click interface allows you to adjust the app icon, splash screen and more. AppMySite even lets you preview your app on emulators and mobile devices to ensure everything looks sharp and runs properly. There’s no need to trade mockups back and forth or argue over functionality with a developer.
You don’t need to make changes to your app when updating your website, either. After your app launches, you can use AppMySite’s real-time syncing to ensure new store content, blog entries, videos and other content are automatically updated.
You also can send users push notifications whenever something new is published, and monitor your app’s performance using AppMySite’s analytics.
Save on a 5-year AppMySite Pro Plan
The work you’ve done on your website shouldn’t just be on the web. This five-year AppMySite Pro Plan helps you turn your site into a smoothly running iOS app. It’s on sale for $49.99 (regularly $2,340) for a limited time.
Prices subject to change.
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