Your app, with your name on the home screen

Published to the App Store and Google Play under your own developer accounts. The listing, the reviews and the downloads stay yours — including if you ever leave us.

What it does

What makes it yours rather than ours

Published under your accounts

Your Apple Developer and Google Play accounts, your icon, your name. We build and submit; the listing belongs to you permanently.

Native, not a wrapped website

Real navigation, native scrolling, offline-tolerant browsing. The difference is obvious within about three seconds of using it.

Push notifications from your store

A restock, an offer, an abandoned cart — sent from your brand, not from a platform's marketing channel.

Updates handled for you

When the platform improves, we rebuild and resubmit your app. You are not left on a version from last year.

The customer app running natively on iOS with the store's own branding
Why it is different here

In this market the app is not a nice-to-have

Around four in five online purchases in the UAE happen on a phone, and a meaningful share of that is in apps rather than mobile browsers. A shopper who buys from you twice will look for your icon the third time.

“We have a mobile app” usually means one of two things: your customers browse your shop inside the platform's own app, or a third party will build you one for a separate monthly fee. Neither of those puts your name on anyone's home screen.

  • On the Business plan — no separate app fee
  • Arabic and English in the same build
  • Tabby, Tamara, cards and Cash on Delivery all inside the app
  • Apple and Google review times are theirs, not ours — we handle the replies
Common questions

What people ask about this

Whose developer accounts are used?
Yours. That matters more than it sounds: the listing, the reviews, the download history and the relationship with Apple and Google stay with you. If you left us tomorrow, you would still own the app listing.
How long does it take to get on the stores?
The build is quick; the review is Apple's and Google's to decide and neither publishes a guaranteed time. If a reviewer asks for something, we answer it and resubmit — that part is on us.
Do I need an Apple Developer account already?
You need one to publish, and it is paid directly to Apple. We will walk you through creating it if you do not have one.
Nearby

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