Apptile

Apptile markets an AI-native no-code builder for iOS and Android commerce apps. It advertises Tile AI, AI branding, AI copy, product/cart builders, push notifications, integrations, live selling and 400+ brands. The live homepage pricing still shows Core at $0 plus 5% of app sales, Pro at $200/month, Plus at $500/month and Enterprise starting at $1,000/month.

The transactional pricing page lists Pro at $249 monthly or $224/month on annual billing, Plus at $499 or $449/month annually, and Enterprise as custom. Entitlements cover 300+ tiles, multilingual and multicurrency apps, unlimited standard integrations and push, live selling, custom PDP/cart, cart reserve and assist, advanced analytics, AI Pop Clips, pre-order/waitlist, automated notifications, SDK/CLI, sandbox, auctions and services. It claims 400+ global brands and charges $3.99 per additional 1,000 viewer-minutes after 50,000 free monthly minutes.

Shopify's official listing identifies Apptile Inc. as developer and describes natural-language app-feature generation, personalized push, live selling, integrations, cart, checkout, video and analytics. At access it showed a 4.9 rating from 128 reviews and plan prices of $249, $499 and $999 per month, with annual alternatives and a 15-day Pro trial.

The feature page documents App Studio drag-and-drop design, instant preview, multi-stream live commerce with in-stream cart actions and shoppable replays, segmented and automated notifications, revenue/install/session analytics, subscriptions, reviews, loyalty and helpdesk integrations. Its 4x sales-notification claim is unattributed vendor marketing, not a customer outcome.

Tile AI converts natural-language or screenshot prompts into editable working React components with app logic, responsive styling, visual editing, code editing, live preview and reusable publishing to an app screen. Apptile says SDK actions and live-chart integrations are available in Core.

Apptile documents AI copy generation, tone selection, smart templates, scheduling, segmentation, notification history and automated cart-abandonment, welcome and win-back journeys. The page's 9x conversion claim is unattributed vendor marketing.

The help center documents free unlimited opt-in push, rich media, Shopify-segment targeting, sending and scheduling, and automated welcome, recent-add-to-cart, abandoned-cart, favorites, order-confirmation, wishlist and back-in-stock notifications.

The help center shows how merchants choose an automated abandoned-cart template, edit copy and imagery, deep-link to a product, collection or homepage, and send immediately or schedule one-off or recurring delivery.

The official help collection lists one-click integrations and implementation guides for Klaviyo, CleverTap, Stamped ratings and loyalty, Recharge, Firebase, GA4, Gorgias, WhatsApp, Meta Ads, pre-order, app-only discounts, OneSignal and Instagram live.

The update ledger documents live 2025 releases including Cart Hold, targeted app-only discounts, Shopify-segment sync, automated cart/back-in-stock/welcome/order notifications, live-selling comment history, picture-in-picture, AI app autofill, Tile AI, AI push copy, app-install banners, notification history, multi-language and multicurrency support. It also says Tile AI can publish without app-store redeployment.

Apptile markets an SDK with 100+ libraries, APIs, Tile CLI, visual code editor, React/Tailwind/Chart.js/GSAP support, configurable CI/CD builds, tests and releases, release/performance/crash/user analytics, and one-click App Store and Google Play deployment. It claims 10,000+ signed-up developers and 1,000+ active Discord members.

The onboarding guide says Shopify merchants can build without code and launch in minutes, with migration help. Publishing requires the merchant's Apple Developer account at $99/year and Google Play account at a one-time $25 fee. Its description of a free Core plan conflicts with the current transactional pricing page's omission of Core.

Apptile says it does not sell personal or store-account data, stores shared data on AWS, scans for vulnerabilities, limits access to authorized individuals, uses secure gateway providers, provides deletion/retention rules and references GDPR legal bases. The policy is dated May 2022 and does not claim SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification.

The current corporate page broadens Apptile beyond Shopify commerce, describing a fleet of specialized AI agents for production-ready mobile apps in under an hour. It names Rohit Modi as CEO and Vishal Sood as CPO. This broader positioning coexists with commerce-specific product and pricing surfaces.

Apptile announced a $2.5 million seed round from Mankekar Family Office and Ramakant Sharma. It described a no-code Shopify mobile-app platform focused on loyalty, retention, promotions, engagement and third-party integrations.

Apptile announced $1.2 million in additional seed funding led by Singularity Early Opportunities Fund with Crown Trust and DeVC. CEO Rohit Modi described fully managed native iOS/Android apps, retention programs, creators, urban-tech and event use cases.

Apptile announced an AiTrillion partnership/integration intended to bring loyalty and retention capabilities into Apptile-powered mobile apps.

Apptile documents PreProduct and Pre Order WOD flows across PDP, cart, checkout and confirmation. It explicitly says the Capture selling plan is unsupported and reports bugs with Pre Order WOD, recommending PreProduct.

The official case hub currently enumerates 17 detailed customer stories: Felecia Bella, K-ippun Haru, Coy Pond, Urban Threadz, KaraMarie, 8Twenty3, HomeCooks, Harney & Sons, EHB Shop, Ivory & Ebony, Shiv Puri Farms, Adukkala, Muslimah, Sweet Freedom, Pet Republic, Chaos Collection and Goodwin Smith.

The case says the app drives 50% of total sales, has an 82.24% repeat-customer rate and is used by 50% of the customer base. The same page later says only 11% of customers are app users and they drive 34% of sales. All conflicting values are retained.

Apptile says that in the first 45 days after a December 2024 bespoke-app launch, K-ippun Haru generated 27% of total revenue through the app, 75% of users engaged with Face AI and engaged users uploaded four photos on average.

Coy Pond owner Tanya reports that four months after switching, average order value rose 25% from $49 to $61 and live-sale attendance increased at least 20%.

The headline reports 83% cost savings. The customer says the previous 3% commission cost over $3,000 monthly on average, Apptile costs $499 flat and monthly app costs fell 85%. The 83% and 85% figures are preserved as a vendor-page conflict.

The headline reports 65% monthly cost savings. Kara and Mark say the prior platform cost over $1,500 monthly plus processing, Apptile removed a 3% commission and saves roughly $1,000 monthly; they also report higher conversion, AOV, live engagement and return purchases without values.

The title says core-consumer sales increased 30%; the customer says core customers who migrated spend 25–30% more and app costs fell 40%. The distinct scopes and values are preserved.

The headline says HomeCooks skipped an $85,000 development expense. The case documents custom carousels, 200+ dishes, a bespoke subscription engine, delivery management, checkout, tracking and integrations with Loox, Gorgias, Klaviyo and Bird; no measured revenue or retention outcome is supplied.

The headline claims a 300% conversion increase, but the body supplies no baseline, period or calculation. The case documents enterprise implementation, loyalty redemption, Nosto recommendations, subscription management and customer quotation.

The named vendor case qualitatively reports increased downloads and engagement after UI, app-only discount, banner, inventory-sync, analytics and checkout improvements; it supplies no numeric outcome.

The named vendor case reports a surge in app downloads after a first app, app-only discounts, smart banner and download widget, but gives no numeric baseline or result.

The case says a custom iOS and Android app launched in a few days with Shopify inventory sync, checkout and analytics. Its results section still contains an editorial placeholder requesting performance details, so no outcome claim is treated as quantified proof.

The case qualitatively says a redesign, store sync, product updates, promotions and discounts increased downloads, engagement and sales, but discloses no numerical outcome.

The case describes a fast dual-store launch, custom theme, Shopify inventory, Klaviyo and campaigns for Black Friday, Christmas, launches and back-in-stock. It reports a surge in downloads, engagement and sales without values.

Sweet Freedom launched its first app in four days, described as less than 100 hours, using self-serve design and launch guidance. The case says more than 75% of prior website visitors were mobile and documents behavior-based notification campaigns.

Pet Republic relaunched an Android app on the historical Core plan with a small sales commission. The case documents navigation for 10,000+ products, a customized checkout and WhatsApp support, but no quantified Apptile outcome.

Chaos Collection self-designed its branded app and Apptile's publishing team handled testing and store submission; the dual-platform app went live in 48 hours.

A dedicated team designed and launched Goodwin Smith's iOS and Android app in five days. The customer team then managed it independently and set up behavior-based push notifications; no revenue outcome is reported.

This older company post presents pricing as commission-free. It conflicts with the live homepage and Pet Republic/Chaos case pages, which describe Core as free with a sales commission.