If your website can’t connect to your app, and you’ve done everything right, it’s probably your web hosting configuration. Most web hosting providers are not optimized for WordPress and unintentionally block access to the WordPress REST APIs, which are meant to be accessible. As a result, your connectivity between your app and your website is impacted.

To help identify where the problem lies, we have introduced a new feature that allows you to troubleshoot and exactly pinpoint the issue.

Within your app, navigate to Connectivity >> API Details >> Troubleshoot Connectivity.

As per Apple App Store guidelines, app icons with transparent backgrounds are not eligible for publishing. Adhering to this guideline, we have removed PNG file format support for app icons.

If you previously uploaded an app icon for an unpublished app, you will be required to re-upload the app icon in JPG format.

Preview your apps in real-time

Now test your apps on your mobile device. Simply download the latest version of our demo mobile app and sign in to your AppMySite account. Select the app you want to preview and experience it in real-time.

We’re announcing the launch of a new App Preview as part of our continuous efforts to making AppMySite a better mobile app builder for WordPress and WooCommerce users.

The old preview had limited features and has now been replaced with a premium phone simulator. You will now be able to see a live preview of your app from within your account while making changes to it. Now test your app without having to juggle between your computer and mobile phone.

The iOS simulator is now live and an Android simulator will be added shortly. Head over to the App Preview section to check it out.

AppMySite is now also compatible with WordPress blog websites. You can now build apps for blog and content websites. Manage app layouts based on your website type, from the updated Dashboard.