Android app builder / In development
AppBuilder
Turn a website into a focused Android app experience, with the settings that make it feel at home on a phone.
Introduction
Built to be useful.
AppBuilder helps you package an existing website as an Android application using a configurable WebView. Save an app profile, choose how it should behave on a device, and request a build from one workspace.
It is designed for creators, small teams and site owners who want a practical Android wrapper for a web experience—not a claim that a WebView replaces a fully native application. Your website remains the experience people use; AppBuilder provides the Android package and a few useful device-level controls around it.
Build options include system, portrait or landscape orientation; keeping the screen awake; pinch-to-zoom; and whether Android Back follows WebView history or exits the app. The selected profile settings are captured with a build request so later edits apply to future builds.
The workflow
From website to Android package.
Configure the web experience, choose the device behavior, then request a build.
Create an app profile
Add the website and the identifying details for the Android app you want to package.
Choose its behavior
Set orientation, screen-awake, zoom and Android Back preferences for the next build.
Request a build
Submit a build from the workspace and download the generated APK when it is ready.
At a glance
Package an existing website in an Android WebView instead of rebuilding its interface as native screens.
Keep app details and build preferences together for repeatable future builds.
Choose orientation, screen-awake behavior, pinch zoom and Android Back behavior.
Request builds through the AppBuilder workspace and retrieve the resulting Android package.
In development
Give your website an Android home.
A practical WebView-based Android package, configured around the way your site should behave on a phone.
Questions
FAQ.
Does AppBuilder turn my website into a native app?
No. It packages your website in an Android WebView. It does not convert the website into native screens or replace a purpose-built native application.
Can I choose portrait or landscape?
Yes. App profiles support System, Portrait and Landscape orientation, with System as the default.
What Android behavior can I configure?
You can choose whether to keep the screen awake, allow pinch-to-zoom, and have Android Back use web history or exit the app.
Where do I manage apps and builds?
App profiles and build requests are managed in the AppBuilder workspace using a NOTABIS Account. Availability depends on the environment you access.