I understand the differences between an an and websites and why one would prefer to use one vs the other.
My question is about who would want to convert an app to a website for example for their business.
There are plenty of businesses out there who would benefit having their website as an app on their customers phone for easier access and they do not need to build a native (expensive) app.
Most of the mobile apps out there share the same screens and ui patterns. Stuff like login screens, request permissions, onboarding etc, tend to look similar in most apps. I have been building mobile apps for 10+ years now and it gets tiring and boring to build them over and over again.
Because of this, I built Composables. Instead of having to rebuild every screen and component from scratch, you can browse the full collection on the website and add the components to your project.
No dependencies needed, you get the full source code for all components, which you can use as is or as a base to build your own components.
I made this website that lists all components you can use in Jetpack Compose. I found it difficult to figure out what building blocks I can use in my apps and needed a visual way to view all of them.
You can find all components in Material 3, or components you can use in your TV or watch apps. Everything is there.