Apple has launched a brand-new version of its App Store on the web, giving users a central place to explore apps for all its devices.
As first noticed by MacRumors and 9to5Mac, the new site at apps.apple.com replaces the old static page that only offered basic information.
While you can’t download apps directly from the website, Apple allows users to share links or open the app page inside the App Store on their iPhone, iPad, or other Apple devices.
The updated interface lets you easily browse apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision Pro, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. It also includes a “Today” tab with curated recommendations and the option to explore apps by category, such as productivity, entertainment, and adventure.
In addition to a clean new look, the site functions as a searchable portal for discovering apps. Previously, Apple had individual webpages for apps, but they weren’t easy to find unless you had a direct link. With this update, finding and exploring apps across the Apple ecosystem has become much simpler and more user-friendly.
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