Describe your business. Get a real app.
Quiny asks what you do, then builds the mobile app your business actually needs — in front of you, in plain English, for a fraction of what an agency charges.
Everything up to building is free, and no account until then. Building asks you to pick a plan — one of them is free.
The console, mid-conversation. Every answer is a tap; nothing is built until you say so.
Four steps, and you are the one who decides at each.
- What does your business do?a skincare shop, five products, mostly repeat customers
- Who buys from you?Regulars who reorderPeople finding you
- Shop frontdoneProduct pagedoneBasket and checkout≈ 12 credits
- GGlowhausSkincare, edited.GETSeller: Ama Boateng
- 01Say what you doNot what you want built. One or two sentences about the business is enough to start.
- 02Answer a few questionsWho buys from you, what they need to do, what you already have. No forms, just talking.
- 03Watch it get builtScreen by screen, in front of you, with what each step costs said before it happens.
- 04Put it on the App StoreUnder your own developer account, in your name. The code is yours whether you stay or not.
A real app, in your look, on the store.
You pay for what gets built.
Describing the business, answering questions and approving screens cost nothing. Credits are spent only when Quiny builds.
The app, the code, the database and the listing. All in your name.
If you leave, you take everything with you. Nothing here is designed to make leaving difficult.
- Seller
- Ama Boateng
- Category
- Shopping
- Age rating
- 4+
- The repositoryWith its full history, in your own GitHub if you want it there.
- The databaseYour own Supabase project, or Quiny-hosted until you'd rather it wasn't.
- The App Store listingRegistered to your developer account — Apple's rule, and the right one.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. If you can describe your business to a customer, you can describe it to Quiny. It decides the technical parts and tells you what it chose.
How long does a first app take?
An afternoon for the app itself. Apple's review is the slow part — a few days — and you can start that while Quiny builds.
Who owns the app?
You do. The repository, the database and the App Store listing are all in your name, and you keep them if you leave.
What if I don't like what it builds?
Say so. Every step is reversible and the credits for a step you reject are returned.
Does Apple take a cut of my sales?
Not for physical goods or services — those go through Stripe at your own rates. Only things used inside the app go through Apple.
One or two sentences is all it takes to start.
Start buildingFree to look. No account until you build.