Build a grocery mobile app and website for your store, delivery business or marketplace with the backend and tools to run it.
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Turn a simple idea into a working grocery app without starting from a blank screen. Here's what happens on screen at each stage.
Describe what you want to build in plain language. The AI turns your idea into a grocery app structure with the right screens, catalog, cart and checkout flow.
Tell the AI what you need in plain language. Create a grocery app around your store, delivery model, products and customer experience.
Start with the essential screens for grocery shopping, from product catalogs and categories to carts, checkout and online ordering.
Start with proven layouts for grocery stores and ecommerce storefronts, then shape them around your brand and products.
Nothing the AI creates is locked. Change your screens, content and workflows as your grocery app takes shape.
Make your app truly yours with help from an experienced developer. Customise your branding, products, storefront and customer experience, while your developer handles the technical details and integrations.
Work with a developer to tailor your branding, layouts, categories, banners and storefront to your business.
Set up your catalog, product variants, pricing and inventory around the way your grocery business operates.
Launch your grocery website alongside native iOS and Android apps from the same project, giving customers a consistent shopping experience across every platform.
Connect the tools your business needs and customise workflows, features and integrations with developer support.
Once your app is ready, Appsketch takes care of the final steps to get it live. Publish your grocery app to the App Store and Google Play, while keeping your website and customer experience ready to launch.
Connect the essential tools your grocery business needs, from maps and payments to delivery services, APIs and other business systems.
Publish your grocery app on both major app stores with the required listing assets and submission handled for you.
Publish under your own developer accounts, so your grocery app and store presence stay yours.
Take your website and mobile apps from final review to launch with the technical setup handled end to end.
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Build every digital experience your grocery business needs — from the website and customer app to the admin panel, delivery app and vendor dashboard.
Take your grocery business online with a branded website designed around the way your customers shop.
Showcase your products and categories, let customers browse your catalog, add items to their cart and place orders online. Your website can also include business information, offers, promotions and other content your customers need.
Build your vision in minutes for free without writing a single line of code.
Stock it once. Deliver it fresh.
The catalog on this screen is the same one your shoppers browse. Storefront, delivery app and admin all come out of a single Appsketch project — no code, no handoff, no rebuild.
Shipped with Appsketch
Catalogues, delivery windows, checkout, loyalty — real screens from real stores. None of them were custom builds.
Every module ships configured for grocery. Catalogs, delivery windows, restock alerts and loyalty programs are toggle-on, not custom builds.
Full-bleed banners, hotspot tagging, SKU pop-overs and shoppable carousels. The same lookbook reflows for portrait phones, landscape tablets and the App Store screenshot generator without a second design pass.
SKU rows handle lb, oz and kg sizing, multi-pack counts and unit pricing out of the box. Bulk CSV import for legacy catalogs.
Nutrition facts tables, allergen notes and a saved dietary profile that follows the shopper across every order.
Wishlist-triggered restock pings, scheduled delivery-slot notifications by timezone, and segment by dietary profile or loyalty tier.
One-tap checkout with abandoned-cart recovery, tax-by-region calculation and PCI-DSS-compliant token handling.
Real-time stock levels synced from your POS or warehouse feed. Out-of-stock swaps and substitution suggestions built in.
Generate Your Grocery App with AI in 60 Seconds. Tell the model your story and the editor scaffolds catalog, delivery and checkout screens. Then you tweak. No coding, no template-shopping, no agency timeline.
Tell us a bit about your business — our team will reach out within 24 hours.
Where each platform genuinely shines, and where it doesn't. Last verified August 2026.
Best fit: independent grocers, co-ops, delivery-led markets. Verified August 2026.
Best fit: brands already on Shopify with budget for stacked apps.
Best fit: design-sensitive brands willing to configure manually.
Best fit: high-revenue Shopify brands willing to commit annual.
Describe your store. The AI scaffolds your app. You ship to iOS and Android by Monday morning.
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Our delivery slots used to be a spreadsheet someone updated by hand. Now shoppers pick their own window at checkout and we just pack in the order the slots come in — no more calling people back to reschedule.
We went from a WhatsApp order sheet three of us managed by hand to a real storefront in a weekend. The first week alone brought in more orders than our old system saw in a month.
Inventory used to be guesswork — someone walking the aisles with a clipboard. Now it syncs the moment stock moves at the register, and out-of-stock items just don't show up as orderable any more.
Our loyalty program pays for itself in repeat orders every single week. Regulars redeem points more often than they use the cart at all, which tells you everything about why they keep coming back.
Appsketch shipped our app in days. Our old agency quoted three months and a five-figure retainer just for a discovery phase — we were live and taking orders before their contract would even have started.
Customers reorder their usual list in two taps now instead of rebuilding a cart from scratch. Average cart size is up 30% since we switched, and repeat-order rate is the highest it's ever been.
The catalog builder handled our 4,000 SKUs without breaking a sweat — pack sizes, weight variants, unit pricing, all of it. Bulk CSV import saved us from re-typing years of legacy stock data by hand.
We run three dark stores off one project now — one catalog, three storefronts, one admin panel to manage all of it. Adding a fourth location next quarter is a config change, not a rebuild.
Substitutions used to lose us orders whenever something ran out mid-pack. Now the app suggests a close match automatically, and the customer approves it before the order even leaves the store.
Our Play Store listing went live 36 hours after we hit submit, screenshots and ASO metadata generated for us. We didn't touch Android Studio once and never expected to be live that fast.
We didn't touch a line of code and it still looks custom, not templated. Customers who've followed us from our old site keep asking which agency built it — the answer is nobody did.
Push alerts for restocks alone brought back a fifth of our lapsed customers in the first month. Turns out most of them hadn't left, they'd just given up checking whether we had what they wanted.
Weekly deals used to be a poster taped to the front window. Now it's a shoppable carousel with hotspot tagging, and cart size on deal days is up noticeably over a plain banner.
Stripe and COD both worked out of the box, no developer needed to wire either one up. Tax-by-region and abandoned-cart recovery were already configured before we even asked about them.
Our delivery partners get the picking list the second an order lands, grouped by aisle instead of order sequence. Average pack time dropped enough that we picked up a second delivery window.
The nutrition and allergen labels alone cut our support tickets in half. Customers used to message us before every order asking what's in things — now the app just answers that for them.
We rebuilt our storefront in an afternoon between two deliveries, dragging in new banners and reordering categories ourselves. No developer call, no waiting on a change request to go through.
Bulk CSV import saved us two weeks of manual data entry migrating off our legacy system. Every SKU, price and stock count came across in one pass instead of a line-by-line re-type.
Our regulars redeem loyalty points more than they use the cart search now. Tier badges and early-access drops turned out to matter more to them than another 5% off coupon ever did.
Same-day delivery slots filled up in the first week we launched, faster than we could add capacity. We ended up hiring two more delivery riders within the month just to keep pace.
Support answers dietary questions before a customer even has to ask, straight from the allergen notes on each product. It's cut the back-and-forth on orders with special requirements almost entirely.
Every screen a shopper sees came out of the same builder we use for admin and inventory. Nothing on the storefront is a custom build we'd need a separate team to maintain going forward.
We match our competitors on price and beat them on delivery time now that slots and stock sync live. That's the one thing customers actually switch stores over, in our experience.
Our storefront, delivery app and admin panel are one project, not three separate codebases someone has to keep in sync. A catalog change shows up everywhere at once, immediately.
