AppLander

What it does

Apple and Google require 5 URLs before your app goes live — privacy policy, support, marketing, account deletion, app-ads.txt. Most developers duct-tape together GitHub Pages, free generators, and Google Forms. AppLander replaces all of that. One dashboard, one domain, 10 minutes: rich landing page, privacy policy (30+ laws and 100+ SDKs), terms of service, support center with ticketing, FAQ, account deletion, changelog, status page, and built-in SEO. Free to start. $7/mo for unlimited apps.

Create beautiful landing pages, legal docs, support centers, and changelogs for your mobile app — in minutes, not days.

Apple and Google demand 5 different URLs before your app goes live. Today, developers waste hours stitching together fragile workarounds. Copy a competitor's policy and hope it's legal? Use a free generator that never asks where your users live, or which SDKs you ship? Brave move. "For support, email me at [email protected] ." No ticket tracking. No FAQ. No canned responses. Just an inbox drowning in "how do I restore purchases?" Google now requires a web URL for account deletion. Apple wants it too. Most developers don't know this until their app gets rejected. AdMob requires a text file at your website root. But your "website" is a Notion page. Google's workaround? "Just set up Firebase…from applander.io

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