Start with the source you own
Paste an App Store developer URL, review the detected apps, and choose what belongs in the public collection. You can add a product-page URL when the App Store listing is not enough context.
App Store → portfolio
Make your developer page feel like a product.
An App Store developer page is useful proof, but it is not a portfolio. App Portfolio Builder turns the catalogue you already have into a clear, branded collection people can browse and understand.
Build your portfolioSee how it worksGive every app a job
Assign categories such as Mac, iPhone, SEO or travel, then let visitors browse by the problem they are trying to solve instead of scrolling through a flat list.
Export a useful starting point
The output is designed to become a static site or JSON catalogue you can refine, host and link from your own domain. It keeps the source data understandable instead of hiding it in a dashboard.
Keep the story coherent
A portfolio works when each product has a sentence, a destination and a relationship to the others. Use the generated collection as the spine for guides, case studies and launch notes.
Questions founders ask
Does this replace my App Store developer page?
No. It creates a first-party portfolio that can explain the products and send people to the App Store when they are ready.
Can I leave products out?
Yes. Review the preview, exclude products that are private or outdated, and assign the categories that make sense for the collection.