Beyond the web app, on paid plans you can have your own native app with your name and logo, downloadable from the App Store and Google Play. Plus, once the app is published, push notifications to your customers activate.
How to request it
You'll find the path in Settings (or as the last step of the launch guide, once your web app is live). You fill in the store listing:
- App name (max 30 characters — Apple's limit), subtitle, short and full description, keywords;
- support email and, optionally, free-form notes for our team.
Don't start from a blank page: Mobee AI generates all the texts from your menu and your story (1 credit) — you review, tweak and save.
What you DON'T have to do
- Icon and artwork derive from your theme and logo (Appearance section);
- We produce the screenshots;
- The technical publishing on the stores — accounts, builds, submission — is a process we handle end to end.
After submitting
Once you press "Submit", the listing locks and the process starts. Follow the status from the page (and from the icon at the top of the panel):
- In preparation — the team prepares the app and materials;
- Sent to the stores — delivered to Apple and Google;
- In review — the stores examine it;
- Published — downloadable, and push notifications activate.
You receive an email at the key steps: taken in charge, any changes requested, publication.
"Changes requested"
Apple's and Google's reviews sometimes ask for adjustments: in that case the listing becomes editable again, with a note explaining what to fix. You correct and resubmit: the process resumes from there. It's normal, it happens — no alarm.
How long does it take?
Preparation is quick; review times belong to the stores, not to us: usually a few business days, and the first publication is the longest. We keep you posted — no need to ask.
What about the web app?
It stays and keeps working: links and QR codes already out there don't change. The store app adds to it, it doesn't replace it.