Website Editor

Build and publish a focused app website from reusable sections.

Build a Home for Your App

Website Editor creates a website from sections you can arrange and customize. Use it for a launch page, screenshots, download links, a press kit, a blog, and all the information people need before deciding to give your app a try.

The site stays editable in Kickstart. You can preview it, export the files to use with your own hosting, or publish through GitHub Pages.

Start With a Useful Draft

Create a blank site, choose a template, or duplicate an existing site. Create from Template is a good starting point if you'd rather have the main sections laid out for you.

You can ask Kickstart to generate content using Basic Information. When enough reviews are available, review sections can use real customer quotes too. Read through the generated copy and swap out placeholders before publishing.

Start with four questions: what does the app do, who is it for, what does it look like, and how do I get it? You can fill in more detail once those answers are clear.

Edit the Structure

Open Edit Website to work with the site settings, header, footer, and page sections. Make sure you set Site Name, because it's used for the generated homepage title.

Add the sections that suit your app, such as Hero, Screenshots, Features, Reviews, Download, FAQ, Video, Newsletter, Changelog, Press Kit, or Contact Form. Drag sections to reorder them, and use the context menu to duplicate or delete supported sections. Undo and Redo are available while you're editing.

Use FAQ answers for real questions, such as whether the app works offline or which features require payment. If you generate a draft FAQ, check every single answer against the product.

Add Real Screenshots

Open the Screenshots section and add images from your app. Device frames can make them feel more like a finished presentation: choose Automatic to match by image size, or pick a particular device yourself.

Refresh the preview after editing. Refresh rebuilds the site, so you'll see your latest content rather than the previous generated version. Try the mobile and appearance preview options too; a layout that works fine on a wide display may need shorter copy on a phone.

Add Supporting Pages

The Press Kit section uses the material from Press Kit Creator. Choose whether to present it as a page or a downloadable archive.

The editor also includes blog content and privacy-policy tools. The guided privacy generator asks about your app and services, with follow-up questions based on your answers. Read through the finished text and check that it describes what your app actually does. Generating wording doesn't verify your implementation.

Custom HTML and custom code are available when you need something beyond the built-in sections. Give the resulting preview a careful look after making those changes.

Export or Publish

Export as Folder gives you the generated site files. Export as Zip bundles them up together. Neither puts the site online by itself.

For GitHub Pages, add your GitHub credentials in Settings, set up the destination, then publish. If you're using your own domain, the deployment settings include a custom CNAME value; your domain also needs to be configured for that destination.

Double-check links, screenshots, download buttons, and contact details before publishing. Exported image filenames are normalized, so don't rely on an original filename's spaces or capitalization in custom links.

When your app changes, edit the site in Kickstart, refresh the preview, and export or publish the updated version.