Apposters reads a repository and turns it into a published site: a landing page, the extra pages, a community and, if you want, the running app. You paste one link.
Apposters is a website builder that starts from code instead of a blank page. Give it a link to a GitHub repository, public or private through your GitHub account, and it studies what is there: the README, the code, the description, the topics, the licence. From that it writes and designs a landing page for the project, in your colours, and publishes it at your-project.apposters.com.
The landing page is the beginning, not the end. You can add an About page, an FAQ page and a Sign In page in the same style, open a community forum for the people who register on your site, and run the application itself on the same address - from its Dockerfile, or without one for Node.js, Python, Go and static sites. Everything is editable: a visual editor for the layout, a code tab for the HTML, and a version history so no experiment is final.
With Cursor, Claude, Bolt, v0 or Replit a working application is an evening's work. The page that explains it to the world is still a day of copywriting, screenshots, design and hosting, and it is the day nobody wants to spend.
So most projects never get that page. The README stands in for a website, and a README is written for people who already know what they are looking at. Everyone else, the potential user, the first customer, the person who might star the repository, lands on a wall of installation steps and leaves.
We built Apposters to close that gap. The repository already contains everything a landing page needs to say; it just says it in the wrong format for a visitor. Rewriting it into a real site, with a real address, should take minutes and cost nothing, so the launch page stops being the reason a good project stays invisible.
You build with AI tools and have three repositories that deserve users. You do not want to learn a site builder or write marketing copy for each of them. Paste the links and get three sites.
A landing page that explains what the tool does, links to the docs and the repository, and gives newcomers a place to sign up and ask questions, without you maintaining a separate website repository.
Publish the landing page, collect registrations, talk to the people who show up in the community, and change the page as the idea changes. The whole loop lives in one place.
A site with a real address in minutes, the running app deployed from the Dockerfile next to it, and a visual editor for the last-minute wording changes.
Any GitHub repository: public, or private once you authorize with GitHub. Sign up with Google or email if you have not yet; the link travels with you.
README, code, description, topics and licence become the copy, the feature list, the stack and the links. Pick one of 30 designs or let Apposters match one to the project, choose light or dark mode, and choose a SaaS with its app, a whole website with About, FAQ and Sign In pages, or a single landing page.
Regenerate the page in a different design, add menu items, fix a sentence in the visual editor or in the HTML directly. Every result is kept as a version you can go back to.
Claim an address, and the site is live with a sitemap, Open Graph tags and analytics already wired in. Then deploy the app itself on the same address - from its Dockerfile, or without one for Vite, Next.js, Django, Go and more - and manage it from the same screen.
Each of the alternatives solves a piece of the problem and leaves you with the rest. Apposters is built around the whole loop, from the first link to the first sign-up.
Generated from the repository and published at your own apposters.com address. No credit card to start.
About, FAQ and Sign In pages in the same design, generated together with the landing page and linked from its menu.
Every generation and every edit is a version. Restore any of them, tweak the page visually, or open the HTML and change it yourself.
Visitors can sign up on your site. Turn on the community and they get a forum for your project with a single login.
Deploy the application at /app on the same address, with logs, metrics, environment variables and a terminal - from its Dockerfile, or without one: Node.js, Python, Go and static sites are recognized and built by their framework. Or start a bare Linux box and set it up yourself.
Sitemap, robots.txt, Open Graph tags, a screenshot for link previews and Google Analytics, without touching a config file. The best projects are featured on the Apposters homepage.
Writing software has become radically cheaper. Presenting it has not, and that is where good projects get lost: not for lack of quality, but for lack of a page that explains them to a stranger. Our mission is to make showing your work as fast as building it, so that the launch page, the hosting and the first users' sign-up take minutes, and the time you save goes back into the product.
We start from the code, we keep the result editable and yours, and we keep the landing page free for everyone who has something to show.
Paste a repository link. The first page takes a few minutes and costs nothing.
Questions, ideas, a project you want featured? Write to support@apposters.com or find us on GitHub.