Your Shopify store,
now an app you design

No. The app ships a native shell with native navigation, native transitions, and a native cart. Content is fetched from the Shopify Storefront API and rendered by the app, which is why scrolling and tab switching feel like an app rather than a page load.

No. You build by dragging blocks onto a canvas and editing their settings in a side panel. If you have arranged sections on a Shopify theme, the builder will feel familiar.

In Shopify checkout. The app hands the cart to your existing checkout, so your payment providers, tax rules, discount logic, and fraud analysis all behave exactly as they do on web. Nothing about your money flow changes.

Yes, and that is deliberate. The app is published under your company, not ours, so you own the listing, the reviews, and the install base. Apple charges 99 USD a year and Google charges a one time 25 USD. We walk you through both.

Apple typically reviews in one to three days and Google in one to two. First submissions occasionally take longer because Apple checks the account details. We prefill the metadata that most often causes rejections.

Anything that runs inside Shopify checkout carries over automatically. Storefront apps such as subscriptions, loyalty, reviews, and wishlists need a matching block in the builder. Check the integrations list for current coverage and tell us what is missing.

Yes, immediately. Products, variants, prices, inventory, collections, and metafields are read live from Shopify. There is no import step and no catalog to keep in sync.

Yes. You can send campaign pushes to a segment and set automated ones for abandoned carts, back in stock, price drops, and order status. Both platforms are included, no separate retention tool required.

Yes. The app reads the market context for the shopper's region, so prices appear in the local currency and translated content comes through the same way it does on your storefront.

You control typeface, color, corner radius, spacing density, iconography, splash screen, and app icon. If you need something the settings do not cover, blocks accept custom styling overrides.

Your listing stays yours because it lives in your developer account. After you cancel, your published app keeps working for a 7 day grace period, then shows an unavailable screen until you resubscribe. The builder stays accessible on the free plan, and your designs are kept, so coming back is one click on the pricing page.

Free to install and build — you design the entire app and preview it on your own phone without paying. Publishing to the app stores starts at 99 USD a month on Starter; Growth at 199 USD a month adds push campaigns, in-app messages, order notifications, a support inbox, analytics, and multiple apps. Both paid plans start with a 7 day free trial, billed through Shopify, cancel any time.