75 Best Mobile App Website Examples - Page 2
This habit-tracking app site opens with a manifesto: "Life is defined by our actions. Everything counts," then showcases dark iPhone mockups overlapping below the fold.
This derivatives exchange site leads with "Trade Options, Perps and Strategies. All in One Place" and proves speed with a monospaced ticker and animated stats grid showing "$96.24b" volume.
This expense-splitting app site cycles through relationship types in the hero headline—"roommates," "friends," "housemates"—and positions 3D floating credit cards beside an iPhone mockup.
Arou
This friendship app site uses Polaroid-style photo clusters with connecting dotted lines and "Building meaningful friendships as an adult is hard — it doesn't have to be."
This eSIM enablement platform uses aurora nebula gradients in the hero and "Keep users within your app — no QR codes, simple integration" to position integration simplicity.
This identity verification site positions fake ID detection as a legal risk with a hero photograph of counterfeit documents and a two-column layout listing "Costly fines" and "Misidentifying subjects of interest" as consequences.
This family management app site uses a scrolling ticker of mundane tasks ("48 pencils for art class," "Permission Note") to visualize parental mental load.
This golf app site leads with "AI-enhanced mobile launch monitor" and shows metrics data across overlapping device mockups with purple gradient accents.
This e-ink tablet marketplace site frames puzzles as "Handwritten Cognitive Workflow" and organizes products in monochrome line-art grid cards.
This newsletter curation site organizes features in a two-column grid with dark circular icons containing white glyphs, each paired with bold titles and gray descriptions.
This carpooling app landing page separates driver and passenger benefits into mirrored columns, each with a circular illustration and "EN SAVOIR PLUS" link.
This dating app site anchors its value proposition in a yellow hero with "MAKE THE NEXT MOVE" and uses overlapping, rotated photo compositions to showcase user diversity.
50/30/20
This budgeting app landing page organizes the 50/30/20 income split into three dark cards with category icons and percentages as the core explainer.
This worker benefits SaaS site headlines "Attract more workers for peak season" with a lime-yellow CTA button contrasting dark hero copy.
This AI phone assistant site opens with "The AI Phone Assistant That Saves Hours, Daily" and uses floating testimonial cards around an iPhone mockup to anchor social proof.
This fintech landing page sells an AI assistant with "Save. Invest. Ask Gini for Finance" and uses bright green accents on near-black backgrounds.
This privacy app site opens with a teal hero featuring a hand holding a monstera leaf and the tagline "Your phone's other number" in italic serif.
This electronics e-commerce site sells tech accessories through lifestyle photography of products held in hands, with inline bold keywords emphasizing "the latest" and "most advanced."
This ride-hailing super-app site opens with a handshake photo and "A fairer way to do business is something we can all agree on"—highlighting negotiated pricing as core value.
This mobile engagement SaaS site positions "Ads" as the hero word, splitting "Get mobile native" across lines with an orange megaphone icon.
This product studio site anchors its value prop with a 3D astronaut figure and uses magenta accent text to emphasize "learning, practicing, preaching elegance" alongside client logos.
This EV charging rewards site splits its headline across colors—"More Cash." in black, "Less Carbon." in teal—and illustrates the service as a five-panel storyboard with overlapping, tilted frames.
This Shopify app landing page sells consolidation with overlapping product screenshots and "magic toolbox" in the value prop copy.
This cycle-synced fitness platform opens with a woman floating in turquoise water and leads with "#1 Cycle-Based Fitness + Wellness Experience" positioned over the hero image.
This student portfolio uses a two-tone cream and blue palette with a rotated marquee featuring 3D extruded text saying "My Best Works • And Projects."
IGHunter
This Instagram marketing SaaS site uses orange accent highlights and "Write content that grow your brand faster" with partial color emphasis to sell 10-minute daily workflows.
This font retail SaaS site uses scattered typographic specimens and newspaper-clipping collage layouts across a deep blue hero to signal design authority.
This nutrition tracking app site opens with three circular feature badges, then layers overlapping lifestyle photos and phone screenshots in a dynamic collage.
This SMS marketing platform site uses colored category pills floating around a phone illustration and colors key phrases green—"art of conversation" and "science of conversion"—in its stats headline.
