The website is part of the build
Wipper builds and rebuilds the website, then adds the back end and the web app. Customers book, order, enquire and come back from your site, search, QR codes, SMS, email and social posts. AI agents run the follow-up.
Australian SMB
Your website, back end and web app. Built, then run by AI agents.
Paste your URL on the homepage. Wipper reads your logo and colours, then shows a web app preview before the paid build. The build is the website, the back end and the web app. Real Australian business data, not placeholder.
Free preview · No login · Wipper builds the website, the back end and the web app
Concept design
Same engine. Their brand. Your industry.
yourbusiness.com.au
Concept design, labelled so it is obvious. Paste your URL above for your own preview.
Buyer guide
What “turn my website into an app” actually means for a local business
Web app first, native app only when proven
Most cafes, studios and clinics do not need an App Store build on day one. They need a fast app-style path for quotes, bookings, orders, menus, class trials, enquiries or repeat customer actions. Wipper starts with a hosted web/web app, then scopes iOS or Android only when the customer case is proven.
Built from your public site
The free preview reads public information from your existing website: logo, colours, services, offers, booking language and proof points. A human review step catches bad extraction, missing data and customer-flow gaps before any paid build is proposed.
Best fit
Wipper is strongest for Australian small businesses where mobile visitors need to do something quickly: book a class, request a trade quote, reserve a table, order catering, start a clinic enquiry, view services or save a repeat-customer path.
Built from your business
Wipper starts with your real website and builds the site, the back end and the web app around the customer action that matters: a booking, a quote, an order or a follow-up. AI agents run the reminders.
What happens after preview
If the preview is useful, Wipper scopes the build around real operational data: menus, calendars, intake forms, quote questions, payment rules, support expectations and launch links. Fixed-price build work only follows after that scope is clear.