Get your site on the App Store
I just did this for my own site. NexURLs went from a website to an approved iPhone app on the App Store, with push notifications, a native tab bar and in-app subscriptions. It was not the code that took the time. It was certificates, signing, store listings, privacy questions, screenshot sizes, review rules and a rejection or two along the way.
That whole path is now a checklist we run for you. You get the app. You skip the weeks of figuring out how Apple wants things done.
See the result for yourself: NexURLs on the App Store.
What your app gets
Four or five tabs at the bottom that open your most important pages, like a real app.
Send messages straight to people’s phones. Chat, replies and alerts reach them even when the app is closed.
A short onboarding the first time someone opens the app, ending with the notifications prompt.
No blank white page when the signal drops. A clean screen with a Try again button.
Your web menus, footer and install popups are hidden inside the app, so it feels like an app and not a website in a frame.
Change a page on your site and the app shows it straight away. No waiting on Apple for every edit.
How it works
- We check your site first. Apple turns down apps that are just a website in a frame, and apps missing things like a delete account option. We go through your site and fix what needs fixing before anything is built.
- You open your developer accounts. Apple is $99 a year and Google Play is $25 once, paid to them directly. We show you every screen.
- We build both apps. iPhone and Android, signed under your accounts, with your name, icon and colors.
- We write the store listings. Descriptions, screenshots in every size the stores want, privacy answers and notes for the reviewer.
- You press Submit. The apps go out under your name, so the final button is yours.
- We handle the review. If Apple or Google push back, we fix it and reply for you until it is approved.
Why the apps go under your own accounts: Apple only accepts apps like this when the business itself publishes them. It also means the app is yours. Your name on the store, your customers, your reviews. If you ever leave, the app stays with you.
What the $29 a month covers
- New app builds when Apple or Google change something and your app needs updating
- Push notifications kept working on both platforms
- Help when you want to add a tab, change the icon or add a feature
- Someone in your corner when a store sends a message you do not understand
Cancel any time. The app stays in your accounts either way.
An honest note: nobody can promise Apple will approve an app, and anyone who does is guessing. What we can promise is that your app goes in with the things Apple checks for already sorted, the same way ours did, and that we keep working with you if a reviewer asks for changes.
Questions
For this service, yes. The app needs a few small changes on your site to feel native, and we make those inside WordPress.
Do I need a Mac?
No. We build the apps on our side.
How long does it take?
Most of the time goes to the store accounts. Apple’s identity checks and Google’s verification can take a few days on their own. Once those are open, the build and listing are quick, and Apple usually reviews within a day or two.
Can I sell memberships in the app?
Yes, but Apple has rules on it. Digital things sold inside the app have to go through Apple’s own in-app purchase. We set that up, or hide checkout inside the app if you would rather not, and we explain the choice before we start.
What about Android?
It comes with it. Same app, same features, on Google Play.
App Store Launch – $249 setup, then $29 a month
We check your site before we build. If it is not ready for the stores, we tell you what needs to change first.
Already bought it? Send your app details.
