Esipher availability

Free for now.

The current Esipher release is free. There is no paid plan to choose today.

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Available in the free release

Your design, on WordPress

Upload the finished build of your Vite or React site as a ZIP. Esipher turns it into a theme you can activate, keeping the exported design and bundled assets.

  • Conversion runs on your own server
  • Use the admin screen or WP CLI
  • Build raw source before uploading
Available in the free release

Pages you can edit

For sites with multiple pages, headings, paragraphs and images become native WordPress blocks. Custom cards, navigation and icons keep their exported appearance.

  • Edit text and images in the Block Editor
  • Custom layouts are not individually editable yet
  • Interactivity depends on the finished export
Available in the free release

Connect your GitHub project

Connect your own account and repository. Each push triggers a build in GitHub, then Esipher shows an Apply update button when the result is ready.

  • An administrator approves every update
  • Nothing installs or activates automatically
  • Optional, with your own GitHub credentials
Available in the free release

Take your site to mobile

Esipher creates a build project in a GitHub repository you own. GitHub Actions builds a native Android app, with iOS builds available when you supply the required Apple credentials.

  • Native Android builds
  • Optional iOS builds
  • GitHub and Apple services require setup

Current limitations

  • Authentication, database operations and live data do not convert. Esipher detects and reports them.
  • Client routing beyond what exists in the built HTML does not convert.
  • Custom component layouts are not yet split into individually editable blocks.
  • Builder specific adapters and a conversion history or rollback screen are still to come.

The core ZIP conversion makes no external requests. Optional GitHub, Apple and image recovery connections use external services only when you enable them. Your own accounts and any external service requirements still apply.