• zoetolkien

    (@zoetolkien)


    Hi there,

    I have a WordPress website and I would like to build a web app that relates to the website. My question is whether I can build the app within the existing website? Or do I need to build it separately? Any pointers greatly appreciated ??

    Many thanks! Zoe.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Eshaan Dabasiya

    (@im3dabasia1)

    Hey @zoetolkien ,

    It is certainly possible to integrate any SPA framework or library for your frontend while keeping WordPress as the backend. This approach is often referred to as a decoupled architecture.

    You currently have two domains, both using different stacks:

    1. https://mybingebreaker.com – Your homepage, built on WordPress.
    2. https://app.mybingebreaker.com – Your main app, built using WebFlow.


      Before making any decisions about switching or restructuring, it would be beneficial to evaluate why you feel a move is necessary. What specific challenges are you encountering in the current setup that the switch is meant to address? Could those challenges be solved within the existing setup, without needing a full transition?

      Hope this helps do LMK if you have any more doubts
    Arkaprabha Chowdhury

    (@arkaprabhachowdhury)

    Hey @zoetolkien , it would help to understand more about what the goal is here.

    If it is to make another website/web app, then you can use the WordPress REST API or Headless WordPress i.e using WordPress as the backend to provide content and some other tech stack like React to provide the frontend (What the user will see).

    Otherwise, if its some custom functionality that you are looking for, then I would suggest some custom plugin or post type.

    In this way, whatever content you have on your WordPress site i.e https://mybingebreaker.com can be reused and managed from a single source on your new web app as well!

    Hope it helps!

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