Limited public info
This is a newer or lower-profile tool, so there's limited independent information — reviews, named customers, third-party coverage — to corroborate what's below. The details still come from the vendor's own sources. Live Shopify App Store listing, but a brand-new app (launched April 2026) with zero reviews, no named customers, and no third-party coverage — an independently unverifiable footprint.
Shopify
iMobile
Transform your store into a native iOS and Android app without coding
A no-code Shopify mobile app builder from Toronto-based studio DevIT, turning a store into native iOS and Android apps via a drag-and-drop editor. Launched April 2026.
- App type
- No-code app builder
- Delivery
- DIY
- From
- Free plan
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Canada
- Parent company
- DevIT
- Founded
- 2013
Good to know
- ·Built by DevIT (DevIT.Software), a Toronto-based Shopify Partner app and theme studio with ~12 years in business and 130+ staff
- ·Sibling Shopify apps by the same developer are well established (Lably 645 reviews, Selecty 320, React Flow 172)
- ·Shopify App Store listing launched April 9, 2026
- ·Merchants can publish using their own Apple/Google developer accounts or DevIT's provided ones
Features
- Drag-and-drop editor
- Customizable themes
- App design customization
- Banners
- Customizable homepage
- Customizable login
- Customizable cart page
- Customizable product pages
- Templates
- Collections
- Multi-currency
- Multi-language
- Real-time preview
- Real-time sync
- Publish to App Store and Google Play
Integrations
The vendor does not publish a list of integrations.
Platforms supported (1)
Pricing
Free
$0/month
- ·Build native iOS & Android apps
- ·Drag-and-drop editor
- ·Customizable themes
- ·Multi-currency and multi-language
- ·Publish to App Store and Google Play
Pricing accurate as of publication — always confirm current pricing with the provider.
What reviewers say
Bottom line
Best for: Small Shopify merchants wanting a free, no-code native app build from an established app studio, and willing to adopt a brand-new, unproven product.