BrewmyApp

What BrewmyApp is

BrewmyApp is a no-code mobile app builder that converts a WooCommerce or Shopify store into native iOS and Android apps. It is made for store owners who want an app on their customers' phones without hiring a development team: a founder with one store, a growing brand, or someone building apps for clients, as the company's About page describes its audience. The product comes from Newetrix Innovations, and the pages call BrewmyApp the first product from that company. The About page says it was founded by engineers with years of experience in mobile app development, eCommerce and cloud infrastructure. The pages do not state where the company is based.

What you build and how

The editor is a visual app designer. You build every screen from blocks, adding, removing and configuring sections by drag and drop. The features page lists professionally designed screen templates, full control over color and typography, and a component library that includes banners, product grids, categories and promo cards. The About page sums up the workflow in one line: design it visually, preview it instantly, and generate the app when you are ready.

The data layer is your existing store. You connect a WooCommerce or Shopify store through its API, and the features page says products, categories, prices, stock and orders stay in sync automatically. The pricing page describes the sync as real time and two-way, and says the full store data comes across: products, categories, customers, orders and reports. The home page states that you can connect unlimited WooCommerce and Shopify stores, so the builder does not cap how many stores sit behind one design. There is no separate database to model. The store is the source of truth and the app reads from it.

Logic and automation are narrow by design. This is a storefront app builder, not a general workflow tool. What it automates is the store connection, the build configuration and the signing: the features page says one click builds production iOS and Android apps and that the company handles signing and certificates. The output is described as ready-to-submit app binaries, and a build history with version tracking sits in the dashboard. The how-it-works page walks through the same steps in 6 video tutorials, which cover signing up and connecting a store, previewing the app and using the designer, building an Android APK, building an iOS IPA, pushing updates over the air, and submitting an AAB to the Google Play Console.

Publishing targets are the Apple App Store and Google Play. The Pro plan includes guidance for App Store and Play Store publishing; the plan list says guidance, not a done-for-you submission. Phone and tablet builds are both listed. After launch, over-the-air (OTA) updates let you change the app without a new store submission. The comparison table on the why-BrewmyApp page contrasts this with custom development, where the row for updates reads "Re-submit every time", against instant OTA updates for BrewmyApp.

The AI features are limited to one claim. The footer of the site lists "AI-assisted development" beside Shopify Partner status, no commission on sales and no usage limits or metering. The pages do not say what the AI assistance does, so treat it as a label rather than a feature to plan around.

Collaboration and permissions are not described on the pages. There is a visual dashboard for the store connection, design and builds, and the pricing is per store, but the pages mention no team seats, roles or approval flows. Code export and self-hosting are not mentioned either. This is a hosted builder whose output is the compiled app.

For the people using the finished app, the pages promise a fast, native experience on iOS and Android, with live product and price data from the store. The pricing page also says you can preview the app on your own phone before paying anything.

On the Shopify side, the company says it is a Shopify Partner, and the site carries guide titles aimed at Shopify merchants. On the mobile side, the same builder produces both the iOS and Android binaries from one design.

Plans, limits and claims

The pricing page opens with "Design free. Pay only when you build." There are 2 plans.

The Free plan is $0 forever, with no time limit and no credit card required. It lets you connect your stores, design the app and preview it on your phone. The home page lists what it includes: unlimited WooCommerce and Shopify stores, full store data, the drag-and-drop block designer, custom branding, theming and colors, live app preview on your own device, and real-time two-way store sync, plus 7 more items the page collapses.

The Pro plan is $99 per month per store, or $999 per year, with a yearly toggle marked "Save 16%". The page says all prices include tax and describes the plan as one price with everything included: no revenue share, no per-order fees and no setup cost, with no lock-in and cancel anytime. Pro adds iOS and Android production builds for phone and tablet, OTA updates, guidance for App Store and Play Store publishing, and unlimited push sends. The pricing FAQ answers "Do you take a commission on sales?" with a no, describing the model as flat. The footer repeats "No usage limits or metering".

The pricing page also carries a table of competitors' starting prices, dated July 2026, with a note that those prices may change. Speed claims come with one named example. The page says Les Bijoux de Flavie connected their Shopify store on July 8, 2026 and submitted their iOS app to the App Store on July 12, which the page counts as 4 days from connection to submission. The why-BrewmyApp page gives a general figure of 1 to 7 days to launch, against 3 to 6 months for a hired development team, an upfront cost of $0 to start against $20k to $80k, and 0 developers against iOS, Android and backend developers. The About page frames the same problem with a lower figure, saying store owners faced development costs of $3,000 to $12,000 or more and timelines of several weeks or months. The 2 pages quote different cost ranges for custom work, so read them as the company's marketing numbers rather than a benchmark.

On security, the pricing page states encrypted data at rest and in transit, secure OAuth authentication and production-grade cloud infrastructure. It names no compliance certification such as SOC 2, and no hosting region. The FAQ confirms that BrewmyApp currently supports WooCommerce and Shopify and that no coding knowledge is needed. No customer count is given.

Who it suits and who it does not

BrewmyApp fits a store owner on WooCommerce or Shopify who wants a branded native app and prefers a flat monthly fee to a share of sales. The free tier makes it cheap to find out whether the designer and the preview on your own phone are good enough before paying $99. A freelancer or agency building for clients is a named audience, with one caveat: Pro is priced per store, so the monthly cost grows with each client store that goes live, and the free tier does not produce store builds.

It is a poor match for anyone who needs something other than a store app. The platform works with 2 store platforms only, the how-it-works tutorials are written around WooCommerce, and the pages describe no way to add custom code, call external APIs or build internal tools. Because publishing is guidance rather than a done-for-you service, someone has to complete the App Store and Play Store submissions, and the pages do not say who pays for or registers the developer accounts. A regulated team that needs a named compliance certificate will not find one on the pages. The AI-assisted development label is unexplained, so do not choose the product for it.