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The Best Shopify Mobile App Builders: 15 Tools, Ranked

We rounded up every mobile app builder that works with Shopify stores and ranked the top 15, so you can skip the research and pick the right one with confidence.

Updated September 2026

Why Your Shopify Store Needs an App

Your Shopify store already converts on desktop and mobile web, but a native app is a different channel entirely. It puts your brand on the home screen, sends push notifications that land straight on the lock screen (no ad spend, no algorithm, no crowded inbox), and remembers logins and payment details so checkout is a tap rather than a form.

In practice that means higher repeat-purchase rates and mobile conversion that consistently beats the mobile web. Apps are where a store's most loyal customers live, and for most Shopify merchants, building one no longer means hiring developers. The tools below turn your existing store into iOS and Android apps, with a range of approaches and price points.

The Top 15 Mobile App Builders for Shopify

#App builderWAP ScoreService modelFromReviews
11.Superfans9.1DIY$150/mo917
22.Shopney9.1DIY$149/mo779
33.MobiLoud9.1Managed service$1,499/mo124
44.Tapcart8.7DIY$500/mo342
55.Apptile8.4DIY$249/mo132
66.Appbrew8.2Assisted$199/mo67
77.Venn Apps8.1Managed service$1,999/mo29
88.Hulk Mobile App Builder8.0DIY$79/mo71
99.Reskyt7.7Managed service$499/mo24
1010.MageComp Mobile App Builder7.7Assisted$19/mo66
1111.SimiCart7.4DIY$99/mo37
1212.NAPPS7.4DIY$299/mo31
1313.Evlop7.4DIY$99/mo47
1414.Shopgate7.2Managed service$299/mo41
1515.AppMaker7.2DIY$999/mo33

WAP Score is our 0–10 rating; see the methodology. Review counts are the totals we have on record. Pricing is each vendor's own published starting price and should be confirmed before you buy.

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1. Superfans

From $150/mo

Superfans, known as Vajro until its rebrand around 2025, is a no-code builder that turns a Shopify store into native iOS and Android apps. It has one of the largest review bases in the category: 4.9 across roughly 880 Shopify App Store reviews, with support quality the theme that comes up most often in them.

You design the app in a web dashboard from theme presets and homepage widgets, previewing against your live catalog, and Superfans' team handles submission into your own Apple and Google developer accounts. Its defining feature is live video selling, with in-app and Facebook simulcast, cart hold, replays and barcode-scanner product racking. That is the most developed live-selling stack among the builders here.

Superfans is Shopify-only. Checkout is native, built on Shopify's Storefront API, with express checkout for Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal. Push notifications are unlimited from the entry plan.

Best for: Shopify boutiques and DTC brands that sell through live video and push-driven drops, from smaller boutiques on Starter to retention-focused brands on the Unlimited plan.

Read our full Superfans review

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2. Shopney

From $149/mo

Shopney is a no-code builder for Shopify and Shopify Plus stores, on the Shopify App Store since July 2019. Its own team handles app store submission and publishes update builds, which puts it between self-serve and fully managed.

You design the app in a drag-and-drop editor with 15 design element types, or let Shopney AI assemble a first version from your store content and edit from there. There is no code layer: customization comes from a fixed set of themes, four to eight depending on plan, plus layouts, colors and fonts.

It installs as a Shopify sales channel, so catalog and inventory sync in real time and checkout is your own Shopify checkout presented inside the app. Two things it is known for are unlimited push notifications on every plan and built-in in-app chat. There are no commissions or success fees, and it rates 5.0 across 723 Shopify App Store reviews.

Best for: Shopify merchants who want a support-led, no-code path to a native app with strong push tooling, and don't mind paying up for tier-gated integrations.

Read our full Shopney review

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3. MobiLoud

From $1,499/mo

MobiLoud is a done-for-you service rather than a builder you operate. It has run since 2013 under Fifty Pixels Ltd, a London company, and states more than 2,000 brands served.

Its approach differs from the rest of this list. Instead of rebuilding your store as a separate native app, MobiLoud builds the app on top of the site you already run, so the app is powered by the same catalog, checkout, content and integrations as the website, with a native layer for the things a browser cannot do. There are no integration caps to design around.

There is no dashboard for you to operate: MobiLoud's team configures, designs, builds, tests and submits the app, then maintains it, and changes your web team publishes flow through automatically. Pricing is a flat subscription with no revenue share on orders.

Best for: Established ecommerce brands that want their existing site turned into a native app, fully managed, without maintaining a second codebase or paying order-based revenue share.

Read our full MobiLoud review

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4. Tapcart

From $500/mo

Tapcart is a mature, widely used no-code builder for Shopify stores, and the best funded tool here after a $50M Series B in 2021. It is used by high-volume brands including Princess Polly, BEIS and Culture Kings.

Merchants assemble apps from reusable blocks in a drag-and-drop dashboard, with a large block library and a good deal of design flexibility. On top of that sits App Studio, a developer layer where engineers write custom blocks in React using Tapcart's CLI and expose settings for the marketing team to configure. Block and content changes deploy over the air, without an app store release.

Tapcart is Shopify-only, and checkout runs in Shopify's native checkout sheet, so existing payments, discounts and tax configuration carry over. Publishing requires your own Apple developer account.

Best for: Established Shopify and Shopify Plus brands that want a self-serve native app with strong design flexibility and built-in marketing tools, and the order volume to justify a higher monthly price.

Read our full Tapcart review

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5. Apptile

From $249/mo

Apptile is a no-code builder for Shopify stores from a Bellevue, Washington company founded in 2021. Screens are assembled from pre-built tiles, more than 300 by the vendor's count, rather than from a blank canvas.

Its range is unusually wide for a no-code tool. Tile AI generates components from a text prompt or a screenshot and outputs editable React code, and a full SDK, CLI and code editor sit behind the top tier. It also leans into live and video commerce, with live selling, multistreaming and shoppable feeds built in.

Apptile is Shopify-only and installs as a Shopify app, syncing products, collections and orders in real time with checkout handled through Shopify. Pricing is a flat monthly fee with no sales commission or revenue share.

Best for: Shopify brands wanting a no-code native app with heavy live-selling/video commerce and an optional developer/SDK escape hatch, on flat pricing without revenue share.

Read our full Apptile review

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6. Appbrew

From $199/mo

Appbrew is a managed builder aimed at established Shopify and Shopify Plus DTC brands. The product launched in 2022 from a New York company, the apps are built in React Native, and the model is done-for-you: you configure the content, Appbrew builds and submits.

Its differentiator is depth of customization. Merchants assemble content in Appbrew Studio from drag-and-drop blocks, but those blocks go further than most: metafield-based product and collection blocks, custom PDP and PLP templates, and source code access with GitHub connect on the top tier. AI is a large part of the pitch, with Milo as a growth assistant for merchants and Concierge as an in-app shopping assistant for customers.

Appbrew is Shopify-only and installs as a Shopify sales channel, so catalog and customers sync automatically. Checkout runs in a web view of your Shopify or third-party checkout.

Best for: Established Shopify and Shopify Plus DTC brands that want a heavily customized native app and are willing to pay a premium for a managed build.

Read our full Appbrew review

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7. Venn Apps

From $1,999/mo

Venn Apps is a Shopify-only builder delivered as a managed, white-glove service. A dedicated designer and account manager build a bespoke app for the brand rather than fitting it to a template. The company is London based, founded around 2018, and focuses on established fashion and cosmetics brands, with customers including TOTEME, Astrid & Miyu and Motel Rocks.

The apps are written natively in Swift and Kotlin with no webview wrapper, which is rare at this end of the market. After the initial build, the merchant gets a drag-and-drop CMS for day-to-day content and page layouts, covering the homepage, PDP, account and loyalty pages.

Real-time syncing of Shopify metafields and metaobjects keeps the app matched to the web store, and third-party tools are surfaced through Venn's own middleware layer. Checkout uses Shopify's own checkout, and localization is a strength, with full Shopify Markets support for multi-currency, multi-language and expansion stores.

Best for: Established, design-conscious Shopify (and Shopify Plus) brands, especially in fashion and cosmetics, that want a bespoke, fully-managed native app rather than a self-serve template.

Read our full Venn Apps review

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8. Hulk Mobile App Builder

From $79/mo

Hulk Mobile App Builder is the low-cost end of this list, starting at $79 a month. It comes from HulkApps, a long-established Shopify app vendor now operated by Shop Circle, and carries Shopify's Built for Shopify badge.

The app is assembled from a section-based page builder and design templates, with real-time catalog sync. It is template-led rather than code-extensible: there is no SDK and no source access. You build in the dashboard and HulkApps submits the builds, using your own Apple, Google Play and Firebase accounts.

Its integration catalog leans on HulkApps' own Shopify apps for wishlist, product options and order tracking, alongside common third-party tools. A free development-store tier lets you build and preview before publishing, paid tiers come with a 14-day trial, and it rates 4.7 across 71 Shopify App Store reviews.

Best for: Shopify merchants who want a low-entry-cost native app from an established Shopify app vendor and don't need a large third-party integration catalog.

Read our full Hulk Mobile App Builder review

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9. Reskyt

From $499/mo

Reskyt is a Spanish platform that builds fully custom native apps, and one of the few tools here that is not Shopify-only. It also supports Magento, PrestaShop, VTEX, WooCommerce and Salesforce Commerce Cloud, which matters if you run more than one storefront.

The model is managed and done-for-you. Rather than templates, Reskyt designs a bespoke app for each brand and builds it on its proprietary platform, then hands over a no-code CMS for the merchant to manage content after launch. The vendor cites a launch time of roughly four weeks.

The company has operated since 2013 from Lleida and states more than 600 apps built, with a portfolio weighted toward Spanish and Southern European brands including PcComponentes, Douglas and Sprinter. It leans into engagement and localization: segmented and API-driven push, geolocation and country targeting, multi-language and multi-country support, and a native barcode scanner.

Best for: Mid-market and enterprise ecommerce brands (especially in Spain / Southern Europe) on Shopify, Magento, PrestaShop, VTEX or similar that want a fully custom native app built and managed for them.

Read our full Reskyt review

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10. MageComp Mobile App Builder

From $19/mo

MageComp Mobile App Builder is the cheapest entry point in this roundup at $19 a month, and it is done-for-you rather than DIY. MageComp's team designs, builds, customizes and publishes the app, and publishing can run through its own developer accounts.

The publisher is MageComp LLP, a Magento and Shopify development agency in Bhavnagar, Gujarat. The apps are built in React Native, and the Shopify App Store listing carries the Built for Shopify badge with a 4.9 rating across 45 reviews.

The feature set covers the essentials rather than the frontier: a drag-and-drop editor with real-time preview, unlimited push notifications, abandoned cart recovery push, and real-time product and inventory sync with Shopify. A free tier lets you build and preview before paying.

Best for: Small-to-mid Shopify (and Magento) merchants who want a low-cost native app fully built and published for them rather than a self-serve DIY tool.

Read our full MageComp Mobile App Builder review

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11. SimiCart

From $99/mo

SimiCart is two products under one brand: a self-serve Shopify app builder launched in 2023, and an older Magento offering now delivered as custom development. The company dates to 2011 and is part of the BSS Commerce group in Hanoi.

For Shopify, you build in a web dashboard called App Studio: pick a theme template, then customize layout, colors, fonts and menus with a live QR-code device preview. It is template and configuration only, with no source-code access or custom-code SDK, and design-block counts are gated by plan.

Publishing is done for you. You submit a publish request and SimiCart's team builds and submits the app, and it can publish under its own developer accounts. The listing carries the Built for Shopify badge and is a Shopify App Store Staff Pick. A free tier lets you build and preview first, and paid plans start at $99 a month with no success or revenue-share fee.

Best for: Shopify merchants wanting a supported, template-based native app with a free build-and-preview tier and flat monthly pricing (no revenue share); also Magento merchants seeking a done-for-you native app via custom engagement.

Read our full SimiCart review

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12. NAPPS

From $299/mo

NAPPS is a no-code builder that turns a Shopify store into native iOS and Android apps, with a feature set weighted toward retention: segmented, scheduled and automated push, shoppable videos, product stories and app-only community features.

Automations for abandoned cart, back-in-stock and order updates come out of the box, and the home, menu and PDP are built from a drag-and-drop editor. It carries Shopify's Built for Shopify badge, and NAPPS handles App Store and Google Play submission on the merchant's behalf, so onboarding is hands-on rather than purely self-serve.

The customer base skews European, including Modab, Missus and Zippy Kidstore.

Best for: Shopify brands (mostly EU-based) that want a fully native app with community/retention features and hands-on onboarding rather than a purely self-serve tool.

Read our full NAPPS review

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13. Evlop

From $99/mo

Evlop is a no-code builder for Shopify stores from a team in Kathmandu, launched in 2022 and carrying the Built for Shopify badge. You build the app yourself in a drag-and-drop dashboard and Evlop handles app store submission.

Apps are assembled from drag-and-drop blocks with a real-device preview, and higher tiers add custom blocks written in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Liquid for deeper work. It supports Shopify metafields and metaobjects, multi-language, multi-currency and Shopify Markets.

One detail is worth noting: checkout uses Shopify's Checkout Sheet Kit, Shopify's own native in-app checkout component, rather than a webview. Pricing is a flat monthly fee with no revenue share, and done-for-you setup and managed services are available.

Best for: Shopify merchants wanting a native app with predictable flat pricing and hands-on launch support, without giving up a revenue share.

Read our full Evlop review

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14. Shopgate

From $299/mo

Shopgate is a mobile-commerce platform rather than a Shopify app builder, from a German company founded in 2009. It is backend-agnostic, serving Shopify, Shopware and Adobe Commerce stores plus custom backends, and aims at established mid-market and enterprise retailers, with a strong presence in the DACH region and the US.

The model is two-layer: a turnkey app with a page builder and branding controls, plus developer tooling in the form of an SDK, CLI and sandbox, and a themes-and-portals system for deeper customization. The frontend is decoupled from the shop backend through what Shopgate calls a Unified Commerce API, so a retailer can switch shop systems by swapping the connector rather than rebuilding the app.

What sets it apart is the scope beyond the app itself: a fulfillment suite covering Click & Reserve, ship-from-store, return-in-store and clienteling. Checkout is handled by the shop system. Customers include Camp David, Just Spices and Mey.

Best for: Established mid-market and enterprise retailers on Shopify, Shopware or Adobe Commerce that want a customizable native app plus omnichannel fulfillment, especially in the DACH region.

Read our full Shopgate review

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15. AppMaker

From $999/mo

AppMaker turns a Shopify store into native iOS and Android apps built on React Native. It runs a layered model: a no-code dashboard for merchants, and a developer toolchain of a CLI, code blocks and an extensions marketplace for agencies and teams that want to go further. The company is based in Pune, India, and launched on the Shopify App Store in 2021.

You assemble the app in Appmaker Studio, a drag-and-drop builder with real-time preview, and personalize content by Shopify tags and metafields through conditional blocks. Where the standard blocks are not enough, developers can override any block with a custom React Native component, write reusable Code Blocks, or ship custom themes as npm packages. Full developer access sits on the Enterprise tier.

Its customer list skews to large Indian brands including boAt, Jockey India and Levi's India. Pricing is at the higher end here and includes a 1% fee on in-app sales, which is worth modelling against the flat-fee alternatives at volume.

Best for: Established D2C / Shopify brands (and agencies) that want a fully custom, code-extensible native app rather than a templated one, and can absorb $999+/mo plus a revenue share.

Read our full AppMaker review

These are the top 15. See all 81 Shopify app builders, or browse our full index of 92 ecommerce mobile app builders.

How to Choose the Right App Builder for Your Store

The "best" builder depends on your stage, budget and how hands-on you want to be. A few things worth weighing before you commit:

  • DIY vs. managed. Self-serve tools are cheaper and fast to launch; managed services build, submit and maintain the app for you, worth it if you'd rather not touch it.
  • What the app actually is. Some produce a fully native app, some wrap your existing site, some are website-to-app services. Each has trade-offs on speed, feel and maintenance.
  • Integrations. Check the tool works with the apps you already run: reviews, loyalty, subscriptions, search, email/SMS, before you switch.
  • Pricing model. Watch for revenue-share or per-order fees on top of the monthly price; a flat fee is easier to predict as you scale.
  • Support & longevity. A tool that's been around, has real reviews and names its customers is a safer long-term bet than an unproven one.

How We Ranked Them

Every builder gets a WAP Score, our proprietary 0–10 rating that powers this ranking. Rather than one reviewer's opinion, it blends longevity, the weight of independent customer reviews, service model, and flexibility & functionality. Pricing always comes from each vendor's own pricing page, and a tool that won't name a customer or say when it was founded scores lower for it.

Full details are on our methodology page.

The Bottom Line

Your Shopify store deserves an app. So do your customers. With more traffic and sales coming through mobile every year, offering your best customers a smoother, more convenient mobile experience is now a must for any brand that relies on repeat purchases.

Each of the Shopify mobile app builders listed above offer you a great way to get there. You can create a powerful, fast Shopify mobile app in weeks, not months, at a fraction of the cost of custom native development.

App builders are the best way to launch your own branded app, and get a direct line to your best customers.

Check out the options above, and start on the path to launching your next best retention channel.