FlutterFlow vs MageNative
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It provides Mobile-Commerce (M-Commerce) solution for the eCommerce Store merchandisers to create their own custom mobile app and increase sales. Build your custom native mobile app and enhance the reach of your online store. Boost conversions with features like Push Notifications, Single-Page Checkout and more. | It is a low-code builder for native mobile applications. You can use a simple drag and drop interface to build your app 10x faster than traditional development. |
Multi-Language; Unlimited Orders; No Setup/Transaction Fees; Unlimited App Edits; Wishlist; RTL support; Social Sharing; Unlimited Push notifications; Google analytics; Real-time syncing; Product Slider; Multi Filter; Sort Products; Product pageview; Product images gallery; Customer Login/ Registration; Edit customer Profile; Category Listing; Product Listing; Address Book; Orders Listing; Advance Search selection; Wishlist Support; Reviews Support; All Payment Gateway Support; Deals; Product Share; Social Login; Multi-Currency Support; Google Analytics; Coupon Support; Barcode | Build visually;
Connect with Firebase & APIs;
Beautiful interfaces |
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Followers 6 | Followers 117 |
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