Does this website convince you to give your mobile app designs to me to build an app for Android and iOS?

The product and content looks great and the layout of info, the colours I struggled with, but maybe thats just me. I'm not quite sure how you're able to offer such a service at such a cheap price but I don't know much about ionic will have to look into this more.

The only thing I'd suggest is to get your customers showcase samples up as soon as you start getting products out the door. A logo and a link to their page/product. Because at the moment, the two reasons that might put me off your service is;

1. no proof of existing customers
2. no independent rating of your service.

Slight spelling mistake:
How to you count data driven screens?

to=do.

All right, there's a lot going on right here.

Positives

• Looooove the headline. It's punchy. It's clear. It describes the product. It clearly describes the value proposition. The mention of the ionic framework is also a nice touch, because it takes into account the type of technical question that might arise from your service. A+
• The subtitle is great, too. You're clearly inserting your services within the workflow of your targeted audience. They don't know how to code? No problem. As long as they can design, you can make their app happen.

Now for the cons

• This landing page is absolutely unscrollable. In terms of content design, it's a complete mess.
• The hero definitely needs to have a visual catch, and the headline can be left-aligned.
• The NDA part does not need to be a row by itself.
• There are too many choices. We're attacked by all the CTAs
• Your navbar is broken
• The Why try us could be massively condensed and designed in a way that's more legible.
• The how it works should not be on this page.
• The sales copy absolutely does not work in the next sections, mainly because your products need to sell themselves in the home landing page. You need to have already captured them as a leadgen for them to be receptive to your sales tactics.

Pointers

• Look at this landing page and take some pointers on how to do a content-first layout that's actionable, and yet contains a lotta text: https://mirigrowth.com/
• Cut the content by half
• Include a visual in your hero or something.

Way too much noise going on. Whenever I open a site with that much stuff thrown at me, it feels like someone is shouting at me to buy their shit over and over.

No, sorry.
People who say this looks great are either lying or don't have a keen eye for design.

If the people behind this website were to develop my app I'd be really worried.

is making app really that simple?

Nice. I get your message. Well displayed.