Your apps on a professional address, without buying a domain
AppOSlist gives your projects a real address of their own — apposlist.com/your-name — with HTTPS included and nothing to configure. Share it with your clients and it looks like a product, not a folder on a free host.
Why developers use AppOSlist
You build the app; we give it a serious address, the certificate and the uptime. No DNS, no hosting paperwork, no annual domain renewal.
A professional address
Every project gets its own link, with your client's or your product's name. Copies well on a card, an invoice or a WhatsApp message.
Low cost, no domain
You do not need to buy a domain or a hosting plan to look professional. Start free and grow when your projects demand it.
Your links, in one panel
Sign up, keep all your links in one place, see how many visits each one gets and delete the ones you no longer use.
Secure and private
HTTPS on every address, passwords stored encrypted, and each developer only sees their own links.
How it works
Three steps and your project already looks like a product.
Create your account
Email and password. No card, no interviews.
Save your link
Choose the name (15 characters minimum) and paste where your app lives.
Share it
Send apposlist.com/your-name to your client. HTTPS is already working.
Plans that fit a developer's pocket
Start free. Upgrade when your clients start paying you.
Pro
- Up to 40 links
- Unlimited visits tracking
- Your own domain on one link (soon)
- Priority support
Developer
- Unlimited links *
- Your client's own domain on your links
- HTTPS and certificate included
- Priority support
Ready when your client asks for the link
Two minutes and it is online.
Do I need to buy a domain?
No. That is the point: you use your AppOSlist address. If one day you buy a domain, you can point it at your link.
Can I change the name of a link?
Yes, while nobody else is using it. Names are unique and the app tells you if one is taken.
Does it work with any app?
Yes: any web app, landing page or demo that lives on a public address (https).
Is it really mine?
Your account is yours: your links, your visits and your password. You can delete a link whenever you want.