Floot announced a way to turn websites built on its platform into mobile apps with a prompt such as “make this a mobile app.” It says it handles the builds and sends iOS apps to TestFlight and Android apps to Google Play, ready for team testing and submission when users are ready. Floot says there’s no separate mobile version to build or code to rewrite, but users need a developer account for each store they want to publish to.
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yuj · Watch on XYour website is now an iPhone app. Just ask ChatGPT or Claude.
Take any website you’ve built on @floothq , say “make this a mobile app,” and we’ll run the build and send your app to TestFlight and Google Play. No Mac, Xcode or Android Studio needed
We handle all of it. Click publish and Floot builds the mobile app and sends the iOS app to TestFlight and the Android app to Google Play, ready to test with your team and submit when you’re ready.
There’s no separate mobile version to build and no code to rewrite. You just need a developer account for whichever stores you want to publish to.
Floot already gives you the full stack: backend, hosting, email and notifications, all built in. Now that same stack ships to phones too.
The same prompt that built your website puts it on the App Store. Try it free on your next project: https://floot.com
Floot announced a way to turn websites built on its platform into mobile apps with a prompt such as “make this a mobile app.” It says it handles the builds and sends iOS apps to TestFlight and Android apps to Google Play, ready for team testing and submission when users are ready. Floot says there’s no separate mobile version to build or code to rewrite, but users need a developer account for each store they want to publish to.
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yuj · Watch on XYour website is now an iPhone app. Just ask ChatGPT or Claude.
Take any website you’ve built on @floothq , say “make this a mobile app,” and we’ll run the build and send your app to TestFlight and Google Play. No Mac, Xcode or Android Studio needed
We handle all of it. Click publish and Floot builds the mobile app and sends the iOS app to TestFlight and the Android app to Google Play, ready to test with your team and submit when you’re ready.
There’s no separate mobile version to build and no code to rewrite. You just need a developer account for whichever stores you want to publish to.
Floot already gives you the full stack: backend, hosting, email and notifications, all built in. Now that same stack ships to phones too.
The same prompt that built your website puts it on the App Store. Try it free on your next project: https://floot.com
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