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Portal to App

Your web portal as Android, iOS and desktop apps

Already have a portal for students, customers or staff? We turn it into store-ready mobile apps and a desktop app, and keep them updated as store rules change.

  • Android
  • iOS
  • Windows
  • macOS
Illustration: a web portal turned into Android, iOS, Windows and macOS apps
What it does

Built for the way you work

One codebase, every device

Android, iOS, Windows and macOS from the portal you already have.

Automatic updates

Desktop apps update themselves; mobile releases go through the stores for you.

Store compliance

Signing, privacy forms and yearly target-API upgrades handled.

Native touches

Push notifications, camera and QR scanning, file downloads and offline screens.

Kiosk mode

Lock a tablet or PC to a single screen for front desks and attendance points.

Your brand

Your name, icon and splash screen in the stores and on the desktop.

Who it is for

  • Institutes with a student portal
  • Businesses with a customer or dealer portal
  • Teams that need a desktop app for staff

How it works

Your existing web portal is the starting point. We package it as Android and iOS apps with Capacitor, and as Windows and macOS apps with Electron, then add the native features that make an app worth installing: push notifications, offline screens, camera and QR scanning, downloads and a proper login experience.

What is included

  • Apps for Android, iOS, Windows and macOS from the portal you already have.
  • Your name, icon, splash screen and store listings.
  • Store submission, review handling, signing and privacy forms.
  • Automatic updates for desktop apps; regular store releases for mobile.
  • The yearly Play Store target-API upgrade and new iOS versions.

Getting started

  1. We review your portal on phones and list what needs to change.
  2. A test build on your own phone within the first sprint.
  3. Store listings prepared and submitted under your accounts.
  4. Ongoing updates under a yearly contract.

Questions

Will the stores accept an app built from a website?

Stores reject apps that are only a website in a frame. That is why we add native features and offline handling, which is what reviewers look for.

Do we need to change our portal?

Usually only small changes: mobile-friendly screens, an app-friendly login and a few API endpoints.

See Portal to App with your own data

A 30-minute call: we show it working on a setup like yours and answer your questions.

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