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Shopify Mobile Apps
One codebase, two app stores — an app that extends the Shopify store you've already built, not a rebuild from scratch.
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What it solves
A growing Shopify store with real customers, and mobile traffic that keeps climbing — with no native app to match it. An app that feels like your store wrapped in a WebView — visible loading, no native gestures, none of the smoothness customers expect from an app. A mobile app that has to plug into Shopify itself, plus whatever ERP, CRM, or loyalty system already runs the business — not exist as an island next to it.
Why React Native
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One codebase, not two
React Native ships iOS and Android from a single TypeScript codebase — half the maintenance surface of separate native teams, without the compromises of a webview wrapper.
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Feels native, because it is
No visible content loading in front of the customer, native gestures, and smooth transitions between screens — the lag and jank of a wrapped storefront simply isn't there to hide.
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Reaches what a webview can't
Camera-based barcode scanning for fast reorders, biometric login, Apple Wallet, and rich push notifications that deep-link straight to a product or collection — native capabilities a wrapped storefront has no access to.
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Built to sit inside Shopify, not next to it
A mobile app rarely stands alone. We build on Shopify's own Storefront API and Checkout Kit, so catalogue, cart, and checkout stay the exact same data as your storefront — and checkout is still Shopify's PCI-compliant flow, Shop Pay and Apple Pay included — instead of forking your store into a second system.
Why is it worth to work with us?
Experience
200+
Relised Shopify projects
Team
50+
Shopfiy Experts in the team
"Their professionalism, commitment, and flexibility made the migration to Shopify Plus and the development of the platform smooth and seamless."
Daria Żornaczuk
E-commerce Specialist
One app, two stores. Let's scope the build.
A one-week discovery maps your existing Shopify setup and API surface, so we know exactly what the app needs from day one.
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What you get
- A single React Native codebase shipping to iOS and Android from day one, built on the same Storefront API data as your storefront.
- Native-first integrations — push notifications with delivery history, social sign-in, deep links — built the way App Store and Play Store review actually expect, not the shortcut version.
- A dedicated mobile API layer when Shopify's own APIs aren't enough — loyalty logic, wholesale pricing, anything that doesn't live natively in Shopify — versioned and documented instead of improvised.
- A release process built for real production use — the platform-specific hardening that decides whether an app holds up after launch, not just in the demo.
Is React Native the right call?
React Native is the right call when:
- You need iOS and Android from one team and one budget, and can't justify two native codebases.
- The app needs to extend your existing Shopify store — accounts, catalogue, orders, loyalty — not exist as a standalone product.
- Native features — push, deep links, social login — matter to the experience, ruling out a simple webview wrapper.
- You want a codebase your own team can maintain long after launch, not a black box handed over once.
Consider something else if:
- You need deep platform-specific capability — heavy AR/ML, complex background processing — on day one; a fully native build per platform may serve you better than a shared codebase.
- Or: your mobile traffic is still small and unproven. Validate demand with Shopify's own Shop app or a lighter-weight tool first, and revisit a custom build once volume justifies it.
Process
- Discovery — 1 week. We map your existing Shopify setup and API surface, and scope what the app needs from day one versus later.
- Prototype — 2–3 weeks. A working app covering the riskiest native flow end-to-end — usually checkout or accounts.
- Build — 8–14 weeks. Screens, Storefront API integration, push notifications, and the retention mechanics that keep people opening the app.
- Ship — Store submission and an EAS build pipeline, phased rollout, on-call through the first release cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How is this different from an app builder like Tapcart or Shopney?
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Does our existing checkout or ticketing flow need to be rebuilt?
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Do you maintain it after launch?