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WPMobile agency pack: 10 white-label WordPress apps
The WPMobile agency pack addresses a straightforward need: when an agency, freelancer or WordPress studio expects to create several applications for customers, buying licences one by one is not necessarily the most economical model. The pack includes 10 Android + iOS licences…
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Is a WPMobile app really white-label?
“White label” can mean very different things depending on the tool. Sometimes it only means removing a logo from the home screen. In other cases, a more expensive plan is required to remove the provider’s branding or publish under your own name. With WPMobile.App, the principle…
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Is WPMobile compatible with WooCommerce?
WooCommerce is one of the most natural use cases for WPMobile.App. The app is based on a WebView: it displays the existing WordPress website and its WooCommerce interface instead of rebuilding the catalogue, cart, customer account and checkout flow in a separate application. In…
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Push notifications: what I deliberately choose not to do
Not every possible push notification feature is desirable. Choosing simplicity and reliability also means saying no to certain requests. No ultra-complex targeting Very fine segmentation increases system fragility. No notification loops Repeated automated reminders quickly…
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Editorial notifications vs transactional notifications
Not all push notifications serve the same purpose. Mixing editorial and transactional use often leads to a poor user experience. Editorial notifications These inform users: new article, video, important update. Transactional notifications These relate to specific user actions:…
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Why push notifications sometimes never get sent
When push notifications don’t work, the issue is not always in the app. Most of the time, the root cause lies in WordPress configuration or business logic. No clear trigger Without a specific event on the site, no notification can be sent. A misconfigured plugin or incomplete…
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Which WordPress plugins work well with push notifications
Setting up effective push notifications depends far more on WordPress than on the mobile app itself. Some plugins integrate naturally into a notification workflow, while others make things unnecessarily complex. Content-oriented plugins Plugins that manage content publishing…
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How push notifications really work in a WebView app
Push notifications are often seen as a “magic” feature of mobile apps. In a WebView-based app, the technical reality is a bit different. Unlike a fully native app that handles its own background services, a WebView app relies on a bridge between the website and the system…
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Subscription-based apps: what stores allow (and what they don’t)
Subscription-based apps are among the most tightly regulated by app stores. This framework imposes strict rules that deeply influence mobile app design. When in-app purchase becomes mandatory As soon as a subscription grants access to digital content or services, in-app…
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The famous 30%: what it really implies
The 30% commission taken by Apple and Google is often reduced to a single number. In practice, its effects go far beyond accounting. This commission directly influences product choices, positioning and sometimes even the viability of a mobile app. An immediate impact on pricing…