Get your own app
in the App Store.
Build it in 5 min.

Yes — because you're not building from scratch. You pick a template that already works, plug in your brand and content, and press Publish. Three clicks: choose, configure, publish. Our team takes it from there and gets it live in the stores, usually within a week.

Nothing technical, ever. No code, no design tools, no store consoles. On Done-For-You ($129/mo) our team handles the entire process end to end. On Launch ($49/mo) you press the buttons yourself — but with white-glove onboarding, a step-by-step system and live weekly webinars, so you're never guessing alone.

Publishing to the stores requires an Apple and a Google developer account (about $99/year for Apple, a one-time ~$25 for Google — paid to the stores, not to us). On Done-For-You, our team sets them up and publishes for you. On Launch, we walk you through creating them step by step. Either way, you never touch code or a technical console.

One thing: who does the work. On Launch ($49/mo) you publish yourself, guided by our weekly webinars and onboarding. On Done-For-You ($129/mo) a real human team does everything — submission, store review back-and-forth, updates — and the $997 launch course is included free. Same app either way; it comes down to how much you want off your plate.

Our templates are frames that have already passed store review many times, so your app starts from a structure Apple and Google already know and accept. If a reviewer asks for changes, that's our job — we handle the back-and-forth until your app is live.

Those are great tools — but they hand you a builder and wish you luck. You still design the screens, figure out the UX, and manage the store submission yourself. Wimmov is done-for-you: the UX decisions are already made and tested, and we publish to both stores for you. You bring the business; we bring the app.

Honestly: less than coding from scratch — by design. Templates are proven frames built by mobile-specialist developers after analyzing 150,000+ real users, so the UX decisions are already made and tested. Your brand, content, colors and structure are yours; and if you have one specific need, describe it and our team vibe-codes that tab for you — you choose, we build.

It's yours. Your brand, your name in the stores, your content, your customers, your revenue. Wimmov is the engine underneath — like Shopify powers your store without owning your business.

None. It's our launch offer: your first month on the Launch plan is just $1, so you can build your app, publish it and test the whole thing before you really commit. After that it's the normal $49/mo (or $129 Done-For-You) — and $49 stays $49; we're not luring you with a price that jumps later. No setup fees, no per-download fees, no cut of your revenue. The only other cost is the standard Apple/Google developer account every app on earth pays. Building and previewing is free — you only pay from the moment you launch, and you can cancel in one click.

You can cancel in one click, no contracts. Your subscription is what keeps your app published, updated and hosted — like Shopify keeps your store online. Cancel, and your app simply comes down at the end of your billing period. Come back, and we re-publish it.

Done-For-You publishing is handled by a real human team, not a script. To guarantee every app gets a fast, careful submission, we cap launches at 150 per month. When the month's slots are gone, the next batch opens on the 1st — and early-member perks go with them.

Your app is assembled from our features — a booking calendar, an online shop, a news feed, chat & community, a business-introducer network and an ambassador program — each with its own web back office. Need something we don't list yet? Our team builds a custom tab for you. So if your customers book, buy, message you, follow your news or send you referrals, there's a template for you. Where we're honestly not your tool: a completely novel standalone product (say, an AI that identifies a plant from a photo). If it's about running a business or engaging an audience, it works.