Help & documentation

Everything in the console, explained

From the first store connection to your app's first push campaign. Each guide follows the screen it describes, so you can read it beside the console.

Start here

Connect your WooCommerce store, install the companion plugin, and see your app on a phone within the hour.

Getting startedWhat StoreToNative does, what you need before you begin, and the path from a connected store to a published app.Connect your storeThe five-step wizard that checks your WooCommerce store, takes API access, and creates your app.The WordPress pluginInstall the StoreToNative companion plugin to pair your store with a short code, host deep-link files, add an install banner, check store readiness, and let shoppers sign in.Preview on your phoneComing soon: see your app on an iPhone before you build anything, with a six-digit code and the free StoreToNative Preview app. Not in the App Store yet.

Design your app

Everything in the App Builder: branding, layout, the home screen, add-ons, and what shoppers get in the app.

Design studioBranding, layout and type, intro slides and legal links. Every control in the App Builder's Design studio, and which changes need a new build.Home screenBuild the app's home screen from sections: banners, category tiles, product carousels, countdowns and announcements, with scheduling and live preview.Add-onsThe nine modules you can switch on per app, which plan each needs, and the shopper features card.The WooCommerce tabCatalog sync, category names and visibility, connection health, the companion plugin card, and changing the connected store.Your app for shoppersWhat shoppers get in the app: every screen, the two checkout modes, accounts, deep links, languages, and what the app deliberately does not do.

Build and publish

Test builds, store builds, and the two store checklists — Google Play and the App Store.

BuildsTest builds, store builds and sending to the store. What each step produces, the app id, version numbers, and why you rarely need to rebuild.Publish to Google PlayThe Google Play checklist: your developer account, the upload key, the optional automatic-upload connection, and the nine Play Console steps.Publish to the App StoreThe App Store checklist: Apple keys, the App Store Connect record, the listing, screenshots, what StoreToNative cannot check, review status, and what to do about a rejection.

After launch

Push notifications, the install growth kit, analytics, and webhooks for your own tools.

Push notificationsCampaigns, audiences, scheduling and the writing assistant; order-status updates, abandoned-cart recovery and the three automations; and connecting your own Firebase project.Growth kitOne install link and a printable QR code, a smart banner for your website, app-only discount codes, and the deep-link files.AnalyticsWhat the app earns and who is using it. Every figure on the Analytics page and how it is calculated, plus the weekly brief and monthly client report.Webhooks & APILet your own tools react to what happens in the app, and send pushes from n8n, Zapier or Make. Events, signing, retries, and the API endpoints.Connect your AILet Claude, Codex or Cursor read your app's numbers, send pushes and change your app's design over the air. Setup, what it can do, and the limits.

Plans, team and support

Plans and billing, your team and console brand, your account, and how to get help.

Plans and billingWhat each plan includes, how the trial works, how to upgrade or cancel, coupons, and what happens when a payment fails.Team, settings and your accountConsole branding, team roles and invitations, email reports, your own account and security, and what the notification bell means.Getting helpSupport tickets in the console, the assistant, and how to reach us.TroubleshootingThe messages you are most likely to meet, what each one means, and what to do.