Content apps
Turning documents, photos, audio and video into an app of their own.
Documentation
Appwright integration guide
Everything a page inside a generated app can do - purchases, ads, push, sign-in, databases, the phone's own hardware - written as 361 numbered steps across 44 chapters. This is the same guide that ships inside the Appwright app, published here so you can read it on a laptop, link to a single step, and hand it to whatever you use to write code.
Start here
What the builders are, what an app costs to make, and how to give them something to build.
Free AI App Builder
Describe an app in plain words and get a real APK, with no key and no account.
Appwright (How Credits Work)
What one Mint buys, what a typical app costs to generate, and why editing is cheaper than creating.
AI App Studio (Bring Your Own Key)
Run the AI pipeline on your own OpenAI, Anthropic or OpenRouter key instead of Mints.
ZIP to APK
Upload a React, Vue or plain HTML project and have it bundled into an APK unchanged.
HTML to APK
Paste one self-contained HTML page, or upload the .html file, and get a signed APK - no AI round, no Mints.
Live Dev - see every save on your phone
A dev app that loads your PC's dev server over Wi-Fi or USB as http://localhost, so every save shows on the phone - with a console and refresh-on-save built in.
Writing HTML for your app
How a page inside the app differs from a page in a browser tab, and the rules that keep it working.
React & Framework Apps
Build settings, routing and asset paths for framework projects that have to run from a file:// origin.
App Icon & Splash Screen
Adaptive icons, the splash screen, and the sizes Android actually uses.
Rate prompt, What's new and animated splash
Ask for a Play rating at the right moment, show a "What’s new" card after each update, and animate the splash with a GIF or the app name.
JSX / React Runtime
Run raw JSX with no build step by loading React and Babel at runtime.
Making money
In-app purchases, subscriptions, ads and card payments inside a generated app.
Connectors - Payments, WhatsApp, Maps & more
Prebuilt wiring for payment gateways, WhatsApp, Maps and other third-party services.
Stripe Payments
Take card payments for physical goods and services, where Play billing is not required.
AdMob Integration
Banner, interstitial and rewarded ads, the consent rules, and the mistakes that stop ads serving.
app-ads.txt Verification
The one file AdMob needs on your domain before it will pay full rates.
Sell In-App Products (IAP)
Sell one-time unlocks and subscriptions from your own page, with live Play prices and offline entitlement checks.
Backend and accounts
Databases, sign-in and live chat, wired without running a server.
Firebase Backend (Database + Accounts)
A hosted database and user accounts for an app with no server of its own.
Google Sign-In (Continue with Google)
A real "Continue with Google" button inside a generated app, and the SHA-1 that makes it work.
Supabase Backend (Connect It Once)
Connect a Postgres database, auth and storage once, and let the AI write against it.
Tawk.to Live Chat
Put a staffed live-chat widget in the app without touching your website.
Notifications
Push from a server, and reminders scheduled on the device itself.
Local Notifications & Reminders
Schedule reminders on the device - no server, no internet, exact alarms included.
Appwright Push - Notify Your Users
Send a notification to every installed copy of your Appwright app from a web dashboard.
OneSignal Integration
Use OneSignal instead, for segments, scheduling and delivery reporting.
Device features
The JavaScript bridge: sensors, files, media, camera, biometrics and the rest of the phone.
JavaScript bridge API
Every native method and API a page can use inside a generated app - 469 of them, each with a runnable example, extracted from the runtime.
Immersive Kiosk Mode
Lock the app to one screen for a shop counter, a museum or a demo unit.
Picture-in-Picture (PiP)
Float the video in a corner while the user does something else.
Background Audio Playback
Keep playing when the user leaves the app or turns the screen off.
Sensors, Files & Background Jobs
Accelerometer, Bluetooth sensors, file access and work that keeps running when the app is closed.
Native Fullscreen Video
Native fullscreen for HTML5 video, with the rotation and cutout handling Android expects.
Chromecast / Smart TV
Cast video from the app to a TV.
Media Notification Bridge
Lock-screen controls, artwork and the seek bar for audio your page is playing.
Native Folder Access
Read and write a real folder on the phone, with permission that survives reboots.
Web APIs Bridge
Which standard browser APIs work inside the app, and which need the native bridge instead.
Block Screenshots on a Page
Turn off screenshots and screen recording for pages that show something private.
App shell and navigation
Deep links, the side menu, offline behaviour, injected CSS/JS and remote updates.
Remote Update
Push new app content to installed copies without a Play release.
Publish to Web
Put the same build online as a website, on a URL you can share.
Deep Linking
Open a specific page in the app from a link, a QR code or a notification.
Offline Website Pro
Ship the site inside the APK so it opens with no connection at all.
CSS / JS Quick Injection
Restyle or patch a website you are wrapping without editing the website.
Smart User Scripts
Run a script on matching pages only - the userscript model, inside your app.
Custom Side Menu Links
Add your own items to the drawer, each opening inside the app.
Publishing on Google Play
Ownership verification, signing keys, and the errors Play returns on upload.
Update the App
Reopen any app you built on this phone with every setting filled in, or recover it from its APK, and ship an update.
Fix Play Store Upload Key Error
What to do when Play rejects an upload because the signing key does not match.
Play Store App Ownership Verification
Prove you own the website your app wraps, which Play now asks for.
Reading this with a tool
Every page here has a plain Markdown twin at the same address with .md on the end, linked from the page's own <head>. If you would rather not crawl at all, two files cover the whole thing.