Your WooCommerce store,
as a real native app.

No — that's the whole point. Your storefront (home, catalog, search, product pages, cart, account) renders natively on the device from your store's live data. Only the final payment step runs on your store's own secure checkout pages, so your existing gateways keep working untouched. That architecture is also why the "repackaged website" rejections that plague wrappers don't apply here.

Every plan starts with 14 days free. On the trial you get the full console — connect your store, design your app, and build it. You can install and test it on any Android device via the direct APK link. Publishing to the App Store and Google Play unlocks the moment you're on a paid plan. The trial is the test drive, so charges after it are final.

One click. You approve access in your own WordPress admin — no keys to copy, no code to paste. Your catalog syncs in minutes and stays in sync through WooCommerce's own webhooks. An optional companion plugin adds deep-link hosting, the smart install banner, and 14 store-readiness checks inside wp-admin.

Nothing you need to do — webhooks push every product, price and stock change to the app automatically. Variable products keep their full option pickers, price ranges and per-variation prices.

For the app stores, yes — the apps are published under your own accounts, which Apple and Google require for commerce apps. The console turns both submissions into a guided checklist and computes the data-safety answers for you. On Android you can also skip the store entirely; every Android build produces a signed APK your customers can install from a direct link.

Your store does, exactly as it does today — same gateways, same settlement, same order flow. We never touch the money and never take a commission. Physical-goods checkout on the store's own gateways also means Apple's in-app purchase fees don't apply.

Yes — that's the over-the-air layer. Themes, colors, home-screen layout, banners, intro slides and feature toggles publish from the console with no rebuild and no store re-review. A fresh install gets the current design straight away; an app already on someone's phone picks the change up in the background and shows it on the next open after that, so allow a launch or two rather than expecting it mid-session. Only native-shell changes — the name under the home-screen icon, the launcher icon itself, and the bundle id — need a new build.

First-class, not patched in — true right-to-left layouts on every native screen, and shopper-facing strings in Arabic or English, whichever you choose for your app. Prices show in Western digits (0–9), and Arabic digits typed on an Arabic keypad are read correctly. If your customers shop in Arabic, the app reads like it was built for them.

Simple and variable products buy natively — full option pickers included — while grouped and external products route to the right place automatically. We run a real compatibility program, testing popular plugins against live stores and documenting exactly how each behaves. Anything the app can't render natively falls back safely to your store's own page instead of breaking.

Connect your store in one click from your own WooCommerce admin, then design the app next to a live phone preview. StoreToNative builds signed iOS and Android apps and walks you through the App Store and Google Play checklists. After that, design changes reach installed apps over the air.

Yes, on the Pro and Agency plans at no extra cost. Connect Claude, Codex or Cursor and ask in your own words for your numbers, a push notification or a design change. Your AI shows a design change as a draft first, and every change it saves can be undone in App Builder, under History.

About your shoppers it sees counts and totals only. It never sees names, emails, addresses or order details. It can read your product and category catalog.