Mobile App

Mobile appYour brand on your customer's home screen

Your iOS and Android app runs on the same products and orders as your site. It ships to the stores under your own logo and name.

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Native iOS and Android

A real native app on both platforms — not a slow web wrapper.

App Store and Google Play

We handle publishing and updates on both stores under your business name.

Push notifications

Reach customers instantly with campaigns, new products and order updates.

Your own app icon

Your logo, your colours and your splash screen — your identity throughout.

Top features

Included in this solution

Your own branded iOS and Android app

The app is compiled with your name, logo, splash screen and colour palette, and published on the App Store and Google Play under your own business name. Your customer downloads your app — not a store inside somebody else's platform.

Push notifications and campaign alerts

Send new product, discount, campaign or order-status alerts straight to the phone. Broadcast to all users or to a selected customer segment, and use rich notifications with images to stand out.

Same catalogue, cart and orders as your site

Products, stock, prices, campaigns and coupons are managed in one place and reflected instantly in the app. A customer finds their web cart in the app, and orders placed in the app land in the same list in your panel.

Mobile payment, accounts and order tracking

Card payment, 3D Secure, address management, order history and shipment tracking all work in the app. Customer accounts are shared with your site — no separate registration, no second password.

Live tracking for courier deliveries

If courier delivery is enabled on your store, it applies to app orders too: when the courier sets off, the customer gets a tracking link by SMS and e-mail and follows the courier's current location live. Cash on delivery and end-of-day courier reconciliation are included.

Your own app without a six-figure development budget

Building from scratch means separate developers for two platforms, design, testing and maintenance repeated at every OS update. Here the app is built on your store's own data.

iOS + Android

Two platforms from one panel

Push

Campaign alerts straight to the phone

One source

Site and app share catalogue and orders

How it ships

Your store's app in four steps

No dev team to hire, no code to write, no agency contract to sign.

1

Open a free account

Your store is created; add your products and content.

2

Enable the mobile app add-on

Activate it in the panel and fill in your app details.

3

Set your branding

Choose the app name, logo, icon, splash screen and colours.

4

Publish to the stores

The iOS and Android builds are compiled and submitted for review.

Real examples

Explore stores that have an app

Browse real demo stores across fashion, electronics and grocery, and see how catalogue, cart and checkout behave on mobile.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about getting a mobile app

The questions we get most, answered directly.

Built from scratch, separate development, design and testing for iOS and Android typically means a six-figure budget and a multi-month timeline — plus ongoing maintenance after launch. Here the app is generated from your store, so there is no separate development project: you activate the monthly mobile app add-on, and maintenance and updates are included in that price.

Getting a mobile app: cost, timeline and whether you need one

Why the traditional route is expensive

Separate code for iOS and Android, interface design, server integration, device testing and two store submissions. Each one its own invoice.

How the store-based app model works

The app is a ready shell over your store's data. Products, campaigns and orders are already defined on the platform.

Does your business actually need an app?

Simple test: do customers buy from you again and again? For one-off sales a mobile-ready site is enough. For grocery, cosmetics and restaurants an app pays.

Rules for using push notifications well

Irrelevant, frequent notifications get the app deleted. Segment them, make each one worth something, and keep the frequency low.

How App Store and Google Play submission works

You need an Apple Developer and a Google Play Console account in your business's name. Google usually takes days; Apple adds a review.

What to do after launch

Downloads alone mean nothing. Watch the share of orders coming from the app and how often it is reopened; announce it to your existing customers.

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