Guide
How to share a web app people can try without downloading
Asking people to download and install something is a big ask. A web app skips that: people open a link and start using it. Here's how to make the most of that.
Why web apps are easy to share
A web app runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone. No app store, no installation, no updates for visitors to manage. Anyone with the link can try it, which makes web apps ideal for sharing with friends, testers or a wider audience.
How visitors try apps on Flashtov
On Flashtov, each app opens right on its page, so visitors can use it without leaving the site. They don't need an account to browse or try apps. If an app needs its own sign-in, that's up to the app. Some sites don't allow being shown inside other pages; for those, visitors get a button that opens the app in its own tab.
Before you share, check these
Make sure your app has a public link that works in a private window. Try it on a phone. If it uses the camera or microphone, know that those features don't work inside the Flashtov page, so visitors will need to open it in its own tab.
What Flashtov does and doesn't do
Flashtov doesn't host or deploy your app. It stays where it is, and Flashtov shows it and links to it. That means you keep full control, and any update you publish at the same link shows up automatically.