Store platform
Start with a Shopify or WooCommerce store that is accessible to visitors and ready for a mobile experience review.
ScanFlick App Launch
Turn an eligible store into a branded Android app — start with a real compatibility check
App Launch is a private intake for Shopify and WooCommerce store owners who want to explore an Android app. Send basic public site information and business goals first; the request is reviewed before any build, delivery, price or store publication is discussed.
Business objective
Explain whether the goal is catalog access, repeat orders, customer loyalty, notifications or another customer experience need.
Private review
Compatibility requests stay in a private ScanFlick queue. The form is not a place for passwords, API keys, store credentials or developer-console access.
A practical first step
What the compatibility check covers
01 — Public store contextProvide the public website URL, platform and a contact email for the compatibility conversation.
02 — Mobile goalChoose the business objective so the review starts with the customer experience you want to improve.
03 — Private responseReview compatibility before discussing a build path, scope, delivery date or commercial proposal.
Before you submit
What not to share
Do not enter a Shopify or WooCommerce password, API key, developer credential, payment credential, Appilume login or Play Store credential in the request. A compatibility review only needs the public store URL and the business context.
Scope note: App Launch currently focuses on a private compatibility intake for Android. It is not an instant website wrapper, an app-store submission service or a guaranteed launch date.
Questions
Website to Android App FAQ
Can I turn a Shopify store into an Android app?
An eligible Shopify store can be submitted for a private compatibility check. A review is required before any proposed build or delivery.
Does ScanFlick need my store password?
No. The compatibility request explicitly excludes passwords, API keys and store credentials.
Will a request publish an Android app automatically?
No. A request only starts a private evaluation. It does not automatically create an app, publish it or charge you.