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AppDuz vs MobiLoud
Summary
MobiLoud describes its service as turning your website into a mobile app. AppDuz takes a different approach: it builds native app screens from your Shopify catalogue, designed in a visual editor. Which suits you depends on whether you want your website inside an app or a separate app design.
At a glance
| Feature | AppDuz | MobiLoud |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | Native app built from your Shopify catalogue, designed in a visual editor | Turns your existing website into a mobile app (homepage title: "Turn your website into a mobile app in 6-8 weeks") Source |
| Store platforms | Available. Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento. Unicommerce planned | Not verified |
| Android app | Planned. Native Android builds are being finished; the app preview and editor work today | Not verified |
| iOS app | Planned. Planned; needs an Apple Developer account | Not verified |
| Push notifications | Planned. Planned | Not verified |
| Store publishing | Via our team. Help through the app store publishing service | Not verified |
| Try before paying | Available. Store preview and editor free to try | Not verified |
| Pricing | Not announced. Pricing announced at launch; billing is not live | Not verified |
Who should choose MobiLoud
- You want your existing website, with all its features, available as an app.
- Your site is not on Shopify, WooCommerce or Magento.
- You prefer a managed service over a self-serve tool.
Who should choose AppDuz
- You run Shopify and want app screens designed for the phone rather than your website in an app.
- You want to design and preview the app yourself.
- You want an India-based team for Shopify services.
Moving from MobiLoud
If you already have an app with MobiLoud, our team can help you plan a move, including your store listing and customer communication. Shopify to app
Questions
Why is MobiLoud pricing not listed?
Their site blocked our checker on the review date, so we could not verify prices from their pricing page. We do not publish figures we could not check.
Is a website-to-app approach worse?
Not necessarily. It keeps every website feature; a native design can feel more at home on a phone. It depends on your store.
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