Blog

Announcements, tutorials, and stories.

RSS →
Where should your web app live? — App To Page
CompareWordPress

You built a web app — now where do you put it? A plain comparison of Netlify/Vercel, FTP into a subfolder, rebuilding as a theme, and serving it from WordPress with App To Page — and when each one makes sense.

Read →
Put your vibe-coded app on WordPress — App To Page
AITutorial

You described an app to an AI, it built the thing, and now it's sitting in a folder on your computer. Here's how to get that vibe-coded app online at a URL on your WordPress site — no FTP, no new host, no code.

Read →
Add a React app to WordPress — App To Page
TutorialReact

You don't need to turn your React app into a WordPress theme or block. Build it, set one option, and serve it at a URL on your site — here's how.

Read →
Deploy a Vite app to WordPress — App To Page
TutorialVite

Built something with Vite and want it live on your WordPress site? Here's the one build setting that matters, then the fastest way to publish it at your own URL.

Read →
Host a built web app on WordPress — App To Page
TutorialWordPress

A complete, beginner-friendly walkthrough of every way to put a built web app live on your WordPress site — from a one-step plugin to File Manager, a static host like Cloudflare or Vercel, a code snippet, FTP, and your own server.

Read →
Host a static JavaScript app on WordPress — App To Page
TutorialJavaScript

Got a folder of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — maybe a game, a tool, or an AI-generated app? Here's how to serve it at a URL on your WordPress site.

Read →
Why I built App To Page
Story

I didn't set out to build a WordPress plugin. I set out to put two of my own apps online — and discovered every way to do it was terrible.

Read →