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Which app for your trade? The guide to 30 trades

Shops, bookings, tourism, culture, associations, local authorities: the features that matter for each trade, with a link to the full guide for each.

10 October 2026 3 min read Maymoune

mobile app by trade,business app by industry

A pizzeria doesn’t need the same sections as a parish, and a law firm doesn’t send the same messages as a festival. Here, trade by trade, are the features that really matter, with a link to the full guide for each.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve published one guide per trade, with real demos and screenshots of our back office. This page brings them together. Find your business, or the closest one, and start with the two or three features that pay off most for it.

Six Maymoune apps for six trades: a parish, a florist, a therapist, a performance venue, a school and a radio station
Six trades, six apps, the same tool.

Selling: shops and restaurants

  • Pizzeria: the menu with sizes, takeaway ordering, and a message at 6 p.m. on quiet nights.
  • Restaurant: an up-to-date menu, events and regulars’ loyalty.
  • Grocery store: aisles, in-store pickup and seasonal products.
  • Florist: bouquets in photos, collections and reminders before holidays.
  • Clothing store: sizes and colours, sales and new arrivals.
  • Online store: selling commission-free, with your own store.

Booking: care, sport and advice

Welcoming: tourism and culture

Bringing together: associations, schools and local authorities

  • Parish: service times, the calendar and prayer requests.
  • Association: keeping members informed without exhausting volunteers.
  • Charity: causes, calls for volunteers and donations.
  • Town council: news, residents’ reports and alerts.
  • School: news, menus and messages to parents.
  • Training organization: courses, materials and trainee follow-up.
  • Company: internal communication, for staff only.

Building blocks for every trade

Whatever your trade, five features come up everywhere. They’re included in every plan:

Your trade isn’t on the list?

Pick the closest one: a garage works like a practice for bookings, a caterer like a pizzeria for orders, a book club like an association. The building blocks are the same, only the assembly changes. To get started, follow the 7 steps to build your app, and avoid the 10 launch mistakes.

How much it costs, whatever the trade

At Maymoune, the price depends neither on your trade nor on the number of your customers:

  • Starter, €19 a month: your web app, installed from a link or a QR code.
  • Ultra, €59 a month: the same, plus the iPhone, iPad and Android app on the stores.
  • Ultra lifetime, €2,999: a one-time payment, with publishing on the App Store and Google Play included.

My advice: open your trade’s guide, note the three features that speak to you most, and start with those. Plan details are on the pricing page.

Maymoune Apps

The app for your trade, from €19 a month

Three plans, every feature included, no commitment.

✓ Every feature included
✓ One price, whatever the trade
✓ Unlimited notifications
✓ Support included

Still hesitating between an app and a website? Read app or website. Other questions are answered in the FAQ.

Frequently asked questions

Which app should I choose for my trade?

Start with your trade’s guide on this page, or the closest one. It lists the sections and messages that matter most for your business.

Does the price change by trade?

No. The price is the same for every trade: €19 a month for the web app, €59 a month with the iPhone and Android apps, or €2,999 once and for all. Details are on the pricing page.

My trade isn’t on the list, is that possible?

Yes. The building blocks are the same for everyone: news, calendar, forms, bookings, shop, notifications. Only the assembly changes.

Can several features be combined?

Yes. A single app can bring together news, calendar, forms, a members area and notifications.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Everything is set up from the back office, without a line of code.