A mobile app website works best as a focused landing page: what the app does in one line, screenshots of the key screens, the App Store and Google Play badges, and a way to contact you or join a waitlist. On we.inc you describe the app and its audience, and the AI builds the landing page plus the supporting pages app stores require, like a privacy policy page and a support page. It builds the marketing site, not the app itself.

Create a stunning mobile app website that attracts clients, showcases your work, and grows your business, no coding required.
A landing site for Tidepool, a habit-tracking app for iPhone and Android made by a two-person studio in Portland, Oregon. The app has streaks, gentle reminders and a weekly reflection journal, with a free version and a yearly premium plan. Include a landing page with phone screenshots and store badges, a features tour, pricing, privacy policy and terms pages, a support page with FAQ and contact form, and a press kit page. Soft, calm colors.
This is Northlight Mobile, a mobile app business we described to the AI in a sentence. Every service, price and line of copy on it was written for that business. See the Northlight Mobile example site.
Three designs that suit a mobile app website. Each one is free to start from.
Most mobile app sites are a template with the name swapped in. Describe what you do and the AI designs and writes a mobile app website around that business instead.
Point the download buttons at your App Store and Google Play listings and repeat them at the end of the page. The website's job is to explain; installs and in-app purchases happen in the stores.
Pre-launch, swap the badges for an email signup form that sends entries to your inbox. It gives you a list to notify on launch day and beta testers to invite.
Your privacy policy should reflect what data your app, analytics and ad SDKs actually collect, and be consistent with your store privacy labels. The AI can draft structure, but you are responsible for accuracy, so have it reviewed.
Only show star ratings, download counts or press mentions that are real and current. Store guidelines and consumer protection rules both take a dim view of fabricated social proof.
For a quick placeholder you can use the free plan: up to 3 template sites on a we.inc subdomain, no AI and no custom domain. Most app teams want their own domain for store listings, which needs a paid plan (AI building starts at $20 a month on Starter) and a domain costing roughly $10 to $20 a year.
The free plan lets you build up to 3 sites from templates and publish them free on a we.inc address. It has no AI. Building and editing with AI starts on Starter at $20 a month with 250 credits.
These industry pages cover the marketing website. The landing page, feature tour, support and policy pages are what we.inc builds for an app company here.
Yes, once published it is a public URL you can paste into your store listings. Make sure the content accurately describes your app's data practices.
No. The site has no user accounts. Keep account management in the app, and use the support page to explain how to change or delete an account.
You can take payments with your own Stripe account, for example for a web-only plan or a lifetime deal. Check store rules on steering users away from in-app purchase before linking to it from inside the app.
On a paid plan, upload new screenshots and ask the AI to swap them in and add a changelog entry for the version.
We.Inc is an AI-powered website builder you can resell under your own brand. Launch a branded client dashboard, bill on Stripe Connect, and deliver AI-generated websites in minutes. White-label plans start at $99 a month for 25 client sites, with a 7-day free trial and no per-site fees.