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Turning a website into an Android app usually means Android development or an app builder, and Google Play will not accept a plain APK file.

A converter in two parts: a static HTML and JavaScript front end on Netlify, and a Python (Flask) back end on Render that compiles and signs a real Android app around the website, with email verification by one-time code and Stripe checkout. A separate paid Play Store Pack adds the Android App Bundle that Google Play asks for.

Paste a public website address, set the app name and icon, and build a signed Android app. Building is free; downloading the file is a one-time paid unlock, with the price shown before checkout. The converter builds Android apps only; iOS is not in the tool yet.

Conversation practice needs a partner, and partners cost money or have to be free at the same time as you.

A React and Vite web app with an Express API running as Netlify Functions, MongoDB for data, sign-in by emailed link, and Claude (Anthropic's AI model) behind the conversation tutor. It can be added to a phone's home screen; there is no app store download.

A written 30-day course in each of 13 languages with audio, typing, listening and speaking practice, an AI conversation tutor, and a Kids Zone for ages 4 to 12. There is no paid tier. The community feed is not open yet.

Buying a home is the largest financial decision most people make, and most listings show buyers the highlights, not the drawbacks.

A Next.js web app on Netlify with Supabase. Server functions look up an address's fire hazard zone in CAL FIRE's official map data, and send the home details a visitor enters to Claude for a value estimate with a confidence range.

Free tools with no account needed (the value estimate asks for a name and email): home value estimate, affordability, rent vs buy, closing costs and transfer tax, investment return, neighborhood score, and a lookup of the CAL FIRE fire hazard zone for a California address. Listings on the site are sample data, not a live MLS feed, and no agents are listed yet.

A plumber or a salon owner needs a website that brings in quote requests, but has little time to design it, write it or keep it up to date.

A Next.js 16 app on Netlify with a Postgres database, and Claude (Anthropic’s AI model) writing the copy. Three answers — business name, trade and city — produce a draft with a headline, services and a quote request form. An assistant on every dashboard screen takes plain requests such as “set our hours to 8 to 6”, and anything that would reach a customer waits for the owner’s approval.

Free to build, publish and connect a domain you already own, with no paid plan today and no card. Saving opening hours lets customers request a time, which the owner confirms; photos and reviews appear once they are added. Sites keep a small “Site by Onelios” line, and the assistant takes 2 requests a day. It has no invoicing or payments, and does not send text messages, post to Google Business Profile, reply to reviews or track search rankings.