Guides on native commerce, product announcements, and everything that ships — "What's new" posts are the running changelog.
New to store apps? These eight posts cover the basics, in reading order.
On Pro and Agency, Claude, Codex or Cursor can read your app's numbers, send a push and change the design over the air. Setup, three examples and the limits.
The three data paths of a StoreToNative app, how fast each one moves, the one case where the store itself is wrong, and an eight-step test to run before launch.
Six things agencies mean by white-label, what StoreToNative does for each today, the two it skips on purpose, what shoppers see, and who holds the signing key.
Three answers agencies give when a client asks for an app, a fourth, and honest numbers: the Agency plan, the partner program, the client's developer accounts.
Three retention channels with different costs, reach and tolerance. A message-by-message allocation, and the rule that stops triple-sending the same thing.
A native app renders instantly and then waits for your store. Which half of the delay belongs to the app, which half is yours, and five measurements.
Three decisions that are hard or impossible to change after launch: a name that survives search, an icon that reads at 40 pixels, and a bundle id to keep.
A responsive site and an app do different jobs. Four questions that decide whether you need both, and what to fix first if the answer is not yet.
A migration with no downtime and no lost orders: the pre-flight checks, the hosts-file test that catches gateway problems, and the final database re-sync.
How to compare an agency proposal against a builder subscription: the line items that should be there, and the two questions that reveal the real cost.
Customers abandon when costs appear late. How a native address step shows real WooCommerce rates before checkout, and the store settings it depends on.
Switching builders is not a migration — it is a question about who owns the listing. What transfers, what does not, and the order that keeps your reviews.
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