Your customers already live on their phones.
An app is not a smaller website. It is a direct, owned channel to the people who already buy from you.
A permanent spot on the home screen
Your brand earns an icon on the phone, one tap away. No URL to type, no search, no browser tab to lose.
A direct line back to customers
Send order updates, new arrivals, and offers straight to the lock screen. A channel you own, with no algorithm in the way.
Native speed on every tap
Instant screens, smooth scrolling, and gestures that feel right. A native app beats a mobile site on every interaction.
Four kinds of apps we build most.
If your business runs on WordPress, it can run as an app. These are the most common starting points.
WooCommerce store app
A full store: browsing, cart, checkout, orders, and account. Built for performance and repeat purchases.
User accounts, gated content, subscriptions, and access control, synced with WordPress.
Articles, categories, push notifications, and updates, all managed from WordPress.
Dashboards, tools, booking systems, or internal workflows. If it runs on WordPress, it can become an app.
What your app ships with.
A real-time connection to your site content, users, and data.
Products, cart, checkout, orders, and account management.
Login and account sync with your existing WordPress users.
Alerts for orders, updates, and re-engagement.
Basic access to content even with limited connectivity.
Publishing handled for iOS and Android, approvals included.
Three layers. One source of truth.
Your WordPress site stays the source of truth. The app connects to it directly. No duplicate systems, no second place to update.
Content, users, orders, and data are managed in one place, the way you already work.
A secure data layer between WordPress and the app. It reads and writes, both ways.
Fast and responsive, built for real usage on iOS and Android, not a wrapped website.
A real native app. Not your site in a frame.
Plenty of "apps" are just a mobile website wrapped in an icon. They feel slow, break offline, and get rejected by the stores. We build the genuine thing.
From brief to App Store.
Four stages, clear handoffs, no surprises. You see and approve progress at every step.
Discovery
We review your WordPress setup, data structure, and what the app needs to do.
UI design
Mobile-first screens designed for usability and speed, shared for your sign-off.
Development
The native app, built and connected to your WordPress backend through the API.
App Store launch
Submission, compliance, and publishing to both stores, handled end to end.
Not sure what your app should do?
That is what discovery is for. Tell us about your WordPress setup and we scope the right app with you.
Tell us your setupYou already have an app. Someone has to keep it working.
Who is that today? Find the line that sounds like yours, then see what happens next.
Where the code is, and who holds the store accounts.
The App Store and Google Play hold the finished app, not the code it was built from.
- We take over apps other teams built.
- It starts with a discovery call, where you or someone on your side walks us through what exists and who holds it.
- A store listing can be moved to your own account with its ratings and reviews, once the current holder starts the transfer.
- 01Discovery call
- 02Quote in writing
- 03You approve
Where possible, a fix in the existing code, then store review.
iOS and Android keep changing, and an app has to be updated to keep up. An update to the app reaches your users only after Apple or Google has reviewed it.
- Tell us on the discovery call what broke, and since when.
- If it can be fixed in the existing code, you get a price for the fix.
- Once you approve it, we make the fix and take the update through store review.
- 01Discovery call
- 02Quote in writing
- 03You approve
Whose account the membership is in, and who renews it.
Apple's developer membership renews every year. If it lapses, the app can no longer be downloaded or updated, though it keeps working for people who already have it. Renewing normally puts it back.
- That is one of the first things we ask on the discovery call.
- Ongoing maintenance is worked out case by case, around the app and what you need.
- 01Discovery call
- 02Quote in writing
- 03You approve
Each email comes with a date. A date can be planned for.
Every year, Google Play raises the Android version an app must be built for. Apple gives 90 days to update an old app it has flagged for removal.
- Bring the emails to the discovery call.
- We go through what each one is asking for, and by when.
- 01Discovery call
- 02Quote in writing
- 03You approve
We look at the app and the site together.
The app signs people in and loads its content through your WordPress site. So a plugin update or a host move on the site can show up as a fault in the app.
- On the discovery call, tell us what changed on the site and when the app stopped.
- One team looks at both, so the fault is not passed back and forth between two suppliers.
- 01Discovery call
- 02Quote in writing
- 03You approve
More than one of these, or something else? The first step is the same: a discovery call, so we understand the app and what you need from it. What follows depends on the app. You get a quote in writing, and no work starts until you approve it.
Tell us about your appBefore we get to work.
Questions about the build, the review process, taking over an existing app, and what your WordPress site needs to power it.
Native iOS and Android, powered by WordPress.
Native apps that run on your WordPress backend, with push notifications, offline mode, and store submission included.
- WordPress as the live backend
- iOS and Android from one codebase
- Push notifications and offline mode
- Submission and store listing handled
- Maintenance for new and existing apps