AppMe – App Landing Page WordPress Theme Overview
AthenaStudio built this on Bootstrap for a single application, a piece of software, a digital product, even a book: one page, three header treatments and a blog behind it.
Those headers cover a full-screen still image, a slideshow and a YouTube background, with navigation fixed or left to scroll. WPBakery assembles the sections and a shortcode set fills them.
Eight colour skins ship, later joined by open colour combinations, a team member detail page, and testimonial and team blocks built as builder elements. Fonts come from Google, icons from Font Awesome and Linea.
Key Features of AppMe – App Landing Page WordPress Theme
- Three full-screen header treatments: image, slideshow or video
- Navigation fixed or left to scroll away
- WPBakery assembling sections, with shortcodes filling them
- Eight prepared colour skins plus open colour settings
- Ajax subscribe form built into the theme itself
- Contact Form 7 wired into the enquiry sections
- Team member detail pages added in a later release
- Team and testimonial blocks available as builder elements
- One-click demonstration import with sample content and a child theme
- Translation-ready with WPML, on a declared Bootstrap 4.x base
Who AppMe – App Landing Page WordPress Theme Is Suitable For
Canadian application studios, independent software vendors, digital product makers and publishers with one title to promote. The blog gives a launch page somewhere to grow without a second site.
No engine appears in either source. There is no shop, no subscription billing, no licence-key issuer, no knowledge base, no ticket desk and no status page; WooCommerce is missing from the body and from the declared record alike. The subscribe form is the theme’s own Ajax script rather than a mail platform, so it gathers addresses and nothing more. Contact Form 7 sits in the body but not in the declared record, which instead lists Visual Composer beside WPBakery, WPML and Bootstrap 4.x.
Important Notes About AppMe – App Landing Page WordPress Theme
That subscribe form makes CASL the first thing to settle. Commercial email to a Canadian address needs express consent or properly grounded implied consent, the message must identify its sender clearly, and an unsubscribe request has to work and be honoured quickly. A pre-ticked box on a signup is the specific failure regulators point at, so leave it empty. Less widely known: CASL also governs installing software on somebody else’s computer, which reaches browser extensions, updaters and anything bundled into a download — consent is required, and certain functions must be described plainly before installation rather than buried in terms. Those duties belong to the publisher, and AppiAppi gives no legal advice.
All three version sources match: the newest release note reads 3.0, dated 14 August 2026, the packaged style.css reads 3.0, and the marketplace records that same day. The style.css description is the vendor’s own and fits the product. Dependency is the caution here — WPBakery carries the layout, so pages built inside it stay tied to it, and the history is largely a record of keeping that builder current.
Setup & Ongoing Management by AppiAppi
Buy under your own company name, which leaves AthenaStudio accountable for releases and for its support queue. Staging comes first, where the builder, the subscribe script and the importer are checked against supported WordPress and PHP.
Your product then moves in. Screens are shot from the shipping build, the description matches what the software does, and download buttons reach listings that are live. The subscribe form asks permission openly, records when it was given, and sends to a list somebody can leave in one step. Pricing, where it appears, shows the whole amount. French copy goes up where your audience reads it, and your plan carries updates, edits, message handling plus AI-assisted search and copy support.
Original design by AthenaStudio. This is the starting point — we customize it with your logo, colours, content, services and SEO structure. View original theme source