The questions people actually ask us.

If your customers come back — to order, book, get information, learn — then yes. An app opens in one tap from the home screen, sends notifications, and doesn’t depend on a social network’s algorithm or a website’s search ranking. If your customers only visit once, a website is enough.

Real apps to try

€19 a month for the web app, €59 a month for web + iPhone + Android, or a one-time €1,999 for a lifetime license. No setup fee, no commission, no hidden tier as your traffic grows.

The three plans in detail

No, not at any point. You click on your business type, fill it in the way you’d fill in a product sheet, and publish. If you know how to use an online store, you know how to build your app.

The web version is live the same day, as soon as you click Publish. For the App Store and Google Play, you need to allow for Apple’s and Google’s review time — usually a few days.

Yes, whenever you want. You start with the €19-a-month web app, and switch to the €59 plan the day you want to be on the App Store and Google Play. It’s the same app, with the same content: nothing to redo.

Yes. The subscription cancels in one click, with no notice period and no justification needed. Just remember to export your content beforehand: access closes as soon as it ends.

The app, the back office and your content become inaccessible. If you still need a few days to get everything back, we grant you three extra days; after that, the app is deactivated. So do your exports before cancelling.

It’s an app that installs straight from its web address, with no store involved. It has its own icon on the home screen, opens full-screen, and sends notifications. To your customer, it looks like an app; for you, it’s live the same day, with no approval to wait for.

It’s the one you download from the App Store and Google Play. It’s installed on the phone, shows up in store searches, and accesses everything the device can do. It’s the top tier — and it’s covered by the €59 plan.

No. You build one, and it ships as three versions: web, iPhone, Android. Content added once appears everywhere. That’s what changes everything compared to an agency, which bills you for two or three separate builds.

Yes. On first launch, the app stores your content in memory, so your customers can browse it afterward without a network. That’s true for the iPhone and Android apps as well as the web app — with one exception, Safari, which doesn’t allow it.

Yes, in all three plans. Your web app answers on your own domain (app.yourbusiness.com, for example). You set it up from your back office, no need to call us.

Fully, and in all three plans. Your name, your icon, your colors, your fonts, your launch screen, your navigation. Your customers download your app: the Maymoune name appears nowhere, not in the app, not on the stores.

See what it looks like

You start from a template close to your business, then add, remove and reorder sections until it looks like you. Text, images, screen order, menus: everything is set with the mouse. No line of code, and nothing to ask anyone else for.

Yes. The engine is updated continuously and follows new versions of the operating systems. You have nothing to do, and nothing extra to pay: it’s included in the subscription.

No. No cap on downloads, visitors, products or notifications. Your bill doesn’t move because you’re doing well.

Yes, as a separate service. Over 190 extensions already cover most needs; beyond that, we look together at what’s feasible and at what price.

Tell us what you need

No. You paste your store’s address, and your products, prices and stock arrive in the app. They then keep updating on their own.

You manage everything from your dashboard: products, articles, videos, courses. The AI can even write your listings and articles for you.

You do, entirely. Your text, your photos, your videos, your customer file: you own them, and you can export them for as long as your subscription is active. Maymoune doesn’t use or resell them.

Yes, starting from the €19 plan. You connect your app to your AI assistant and ask it to publish an article, create a product, or send a notification. It’s a recent addition, and it’s included.

Yes. The web app has real URLs, a sitemap and clean tags: Google indexes it like a website. The store apps, meanwhile, are found through App Store and Google Play search.

From the same screen as everything else: you submit, Apple and Google review, the app appears. The first submission takes a bit of preparation (listing, screenshots, description); every update after that is one click.

Yes, and it’s not our rule: Apple and Google require the app to be published under its owner’s accounts. That’s also what makes it truly yours. Count on $99 a year with Apple and a one-time $25 with Google — prices set by them. We show you how to open them, and we can handle the publishing for you.

Yes, as an option. We prepare the listing, submit it, track the review and fix anything Apple asks for. It’s offered at the time of purchase — and we can talk about it beforehand.

It happens, and it’s almost always a small formality: a missing screenshot, a mention to add. We tell you what to fix, and we resubmit. It’s not a wall, it’s a back-and-forth. The simplest option is still to hand us the publishing: you have nothing to do, we take care of everything, and the back-and-forth with Apple stops being your problem.

As many as you want: your content changes live, with no trip back through the stores. Technical improvements, meanwhile, are included in your subscription — your app follows new versions of iOS and Android without you having to think about it. If you have the iPhone and Android apps, the annual maintenance contract handles their publishing on the stores, at least twelve times a year.

None. What you sell through your app comes back to you in full, whatever your revenue.

Four ways, and you can combine them: sell your products, sell tickets or appointments, sell a subscription or access to your content, and bring customers back with notifications — often the one that pays off most, because it costs nothing.

Examples by profession

You pay €1,999 once, and you never pay the subscription again. The math is simple: at €59 a month, it pays for itself in a little under three years. And with the lifetime Ultra license, publishing your app on the stores is included at no extra cost.

Five ways. In your back office: the full documentation and the AI assistant, which answers in real time. In your client area: technical support, run by us directly. Elsewhere: the Maymoune community and the contact form, open even before you become a customer.

We answer directly, with no outsourcing: write to support if you’re a customer, or go through the contact form beforehand. And if you’d rather not deal with it at all, we can publish your app for you.

Yes — and in fifteen other languages: English, Spanish, German, European Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Catalan, Turkish, Japanese, Italian, Arabic, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian and Danish. The back office and its documentation follow the language you choose, once and for all. It lives behind a button on every screen of your back office: hundreds of cases explained, in pictures and video.

How to find it

Yes. No call centre, no outsourcing: the person who answers knows the product and your file. It lives in your client area, here.

Maymoune is published by Sdravobiz SRL, a European company based in Romania and represented by Dragan Stamenkovic. It has been building and running mobile apps for over thirteen years, for shopkeepers, clubs, schools, media outlets and freelancers. You always deal with the same person — in French, English or Romanian.

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Everything that isn’t your job. Three clear plans instead of a catalogue to decode. Templates already set up for your line of work, so you’re not starting from a blank page. One single point of contact, who knows your file. Publishing on the stores, if you’d rather not deal with it. And the whole technical side — updates, hosting, compatibility — running without you having to think about it.

Each platform has its own native code: PWA for the web, Swift for iPhone, Kotlin for Android. Nothing is simulated — that’s what gives smooth interfaces and top performance on every device.

We use the GoodBarber framework, published by the French company of the same name, in Corsica, of which Maymoune has been an official reseller for over thirteen years. A foundation proven across tens of thousands of apps, updated continuously, which we configure for you. On your side: a single point of contact, and an app that carries only your name.

Yes. Databases, accounts and content are hosted in France, in a private, GDPR-compliant cloud. Only delivery runs over a global network, so your pages load fast wherever your customer is. Services you activate yourself — payment, notifications, video — run through their own providers.

Over thirteen years, without interruption. That’s a long time for a business where many tools disappear after two years — and it’s exactly what you should look at before entrusting someone with your app.