It works For our website, it worked absolutely fine. They do exactly what they promise. Turn your website into an app, for a decent price (when compared to others). We struggled to get anywhere with another company (who wanted money upfront and provided no support). If things do not work, I suggest you pay monthly, so you can leave early. I appreciate there are many types of websites (some poorly built), so things might not work for some. For us, everything went pretty smoothly and AppMySite provided support with publishing.

They are the worst platform you can… They are the worst platform you can choose to make ur app. They charge wild prices and promise so many services, but once u pay, ticket response becomes super slow and nothing gets done to fix the bugs on their platform. When you ask for a refund, they blame u for not reading their no refund policy and don’t event try to make up for their bugs, but also blame your hosting. It’s a scam!

Lots of opportunity to improve. There's lots I like this app. But the speed with which the team is working on integrating with emerging Wordpress plugins is somewhat disappointing. I really wish there was a better way of doing this. Meanwhile it works well with WooCommerce. Def a beginners tool for small WP sites.

Simple service to create an app from a… Simple service to create an app from a WooCommerce store and Wordpress page. Works with very little effort. Basically we just added the shop links and some custom sized images and we are ready to go. Looking forward to have more features soon - there are only a few yet and we definitely need much more in the short to mid term.

This is the worst company This is the worst company, first and foremost the product is not at all good compared to the likes of appmaker.xyz or any other app from code canyon. It's extremely slow and with the recent introduction of the premium plan and cheating every LTD user, they screwed us and also themselves. This is based for their business and I wish they make their app faster instead of coming with new plans and trying to hurt their early product adopters.