Built by mobile developers who were tired of their apps being invisible on the web.

The problem we kept hitting

You've shipped the app. The App Store listing looks great — polished screenshots, a tight description, a proper icon. Then someone asks: "Do you have a website for it?"

The honest answer, most of the time, was no. Not because we didn't know it mattered, but because building a landing page meant starting an entirely separate project. Pick a builder. Write copy from scratch. Upload all the screenshots again. Style everything to match. By the time you're done, you've spent a weekend on something that should have taken thirty minutes.

Meanwhile, all the raw material was already sitting in App Store Connect. The icon, the screenshots, the descriptions, the ratings, the category — everything a landing page needs, already curated and production-ready. It just wasn't on the web.

The insight

App Store Connect is, in effect, a content management system for your app's brand assets. Developers spend real time getting those assets right — the screenshots especially. A landing page should just be a web view of that work, not a separate project.

So we built the bridge. Connect your ASC account once, and LandForger pulls everything directly from Apple — icon, screenshots, ratings, pricing, category — and uses AI to write copy that matches your specific app. The result is a live, SEO-optimised landing page in under thirty seconds, with nothing re-uploaded, nothing rewritten by hand.

Why this matters for discoverability

The App Store is a search engine for people who already want an app. It does nothing for the much larger group who are searching Google for a problem your app solves. A landing page indexed by Google is the entry point for that audience — and without one, you're simply not in the running.

We've seen first-hand how much organic traffic a simple, well-structured landing page can drive. LandForger exists so every iOS developer — solo indie or small studio — can have that without needing a designer, a developer, or a spare weekend.