For Shopify pet brands

The app your customers
reorder from.

Pet people buy the same food every few weeks, forever. Paste your Shopify URL, see your app in under a minute, and let it bring them back — at no monthly cost, ever.

Free to try · nothing to install

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste your URL

    We read your storefront — products, collections, logo, colors, fonts, your About pages — nothing to install.

  2. 2

    Tap through your app

    In under a minute you get a working app: browse, search, favorites, cart. It's your real catalog, not a template — we built it for you.

  3. 3

    Activate when you're ready

    Connect Shopify, approve what we built, and we handle the rest — the build, the submissions, Apple's and Google's app review.

Built for the way pet people shop.

The bag runs out. That rhythm is the whole business, and it is what the app is built around — so it earns a place on the home screen instead of being a second website.

Not a pet brand? The app is built from whatever you sell — we read your storefront and lay it out the way your customers shop. Paste your URL and see.

Push notifications that run themselves.

The reason to have an app is the home screen. Eight of these go out on their own from day one — driven by your Shopify orders, your inventory and what each shopper saved — with nothing for you to set up or write.

Every one has a rule that keeps it rare enough to be worth opening, quiet hours in each shopper’s own time zone, and an off switch in your dashboard.

See all eight, and what holds each one back →

Free for merchants. On purpose.

Your customers already pay 10–15% on the apps they order from — marked-up prices plus service fees, pickup included, before anyone tips or pays for delivery. A 3% app service fee on your app, with nothing piled on top, feels like a gift. That small fee is how we build, submit and run your app at no monthly cost to you.

$0for you · no setup fee, no monthly fee, no minimum
3%app service fee, paid by shoppers · inside the app’s prices · you keep your full price

What $100 of your product costs a shopper

DoorDashmarked-up prices and service fees10–15%$110–$120
Instacartmarked-up prices and service fees10–15%$100–$115
Your appand nothing else3%$103

Typical marked-up item prices plus service fees, on pickup as well as delivery; tips and delivery charges are on top of that.

What the 3% pays for, and the two costs that are not ours →

Questions

What does it cost?

Nothing — no setup fee, no monthly fee, ever. Shoppers pay a 3% app service fee inside the app's prices, and that's what pays for the app. For context, apps like DoorDash and Instacart cost shoppers 10–15% in marked-up prices and service fees — on pickup orders too, before anyone tips or pays for delivery — and people pay it every day. 3% on the brand's own app, with nothing added on top, is an easy yes. Your website prices don't change and you keep your full price. The only other cost is Apple's ($99/yr) and Google's ($25 one-time) developer accounts, which your app is published under — paid to them, not to us.

Do I need to change my store?

No. Shopify stays the source of truth for products, prices, inventory and orders. Checkout is Shopify's own — Shop Pay, Apple Pay, your discounts — so orders land in your admin like any other.

Whose name is the app under?

Yours. Apple and Google require it, and it's the right way round: you own the listing, the reviews and the customers. We do the work inside your accounts.

How long until it's live?

Activation takes about ten minutes. Apple's developer-account verification is the long pole; expect 2–3 weeks from there to being live in both stores.

Will it look like my brand?

It already does — that's what the preview shows. We built it from your storefront: your logo, colors, fonts and catalog. If anything's off, tell us and we fix it before it ships.

How do restock reminders know?

From the shopper's own orders in Shopify — website and app alike. We take the typical gap between their orders of a product, scale it to how much they bought last time, and send one reminder a few days before it runs out. Someone on a subscription for that product never gets one, a shopper who just reordered never gets one, and each purchase only ever earns a single reminder. It has an off switch in your dashboard like every other automation.

Push notifications?

Included, and most of them run themselves: shipping and delivery updates, back-in-stock and price-drop alerts on saved products, cart reminders, a weekly new-arrivals digest. Plus your own campaigns — drops, sales, stories — from the dashboard, with orders attributed back to each one.

See your app in a minute.