> The reason I think this is needed is because a large percent of Internet users cannot afford hosting personal websites.
Is there a single person on this planet who wants to host a website but can't and will start doing so if their mobile phone supported it? I'm going to guess no.
99.99999% of people want to host nothing at all (and probably don't know what web hosting is). For the ones that do, it is still a lot more cost effective (and reliable/performant) to buy a $5 VPS or a Raspberry Pi than rely on a device and network connection that aren't meant to be used for web hosting. Cell phones have limited battery life. Mobile network connections are spotty, and they allocate the vast majority of bandwidth for downloads because that's what people are using their devices for.
So the ecosystem doesn't support running websites on mobile devices because (1) it is a terrible idea, (2) the demand is non-existent and (3) there are a hundred better options.
Is there a single person on this planet who wants to host a website but can't and will start doing so if their mobile phone supported it? I'm going to guess no.
99.99999% of people want to host nothing at all (and probably don't know what web hosting is). For the ones that do, it is still a lot more cost effective (and reliable/performant) to buy a $5 VPS or a Raspberry Pi than rely on a device and network connection that aren't meant to be used for web hosting. Cell phones have limited battery life. Mobile network connections are spotty, and they allocate the vast majority of bandwidth for downloads because that's what people are using their devices for.
So the ecosystem doesn't support running websites on mobile devices because (1) it is a terrible idea, (2) the demand is non-existent and (3) there are a hundred better options.