Our new iOS app design is more intelligent and intuitive than ever. It’s sharper, leaner and super optimised for conversions and browsing.

To get it, simply rebuild your iOS app to the latest code version from within your account.

AppMySite has extended support towards custom post types and taxonomies in the bottom bar module. This deepens AppMySite’s integration with WordPress and extends support for third-party plugins. 

Previously, custom post types and taxonomies were accessible via the top bar main menu only. This update will now enable you to show any custom post type and taxonomy created by third-party plugins in the bottom menu of your app.

If you’re using a third party WordPress plugin for courses, lessons, property listings, etc., you should now be able to showcase relevant content in your app’s bottom bar as well.

Support for custom post types and taxonomies in the bottom bar is available for apps with code version 1.16.0 and above. 

AppMySite now enables you to chat with your app users with your preferred chat software. Simply connect the chat software in your website to the app to chat with your users directly. 

AppMySite supports a number of prominent chat software platforms. In case your chat software is not currently supported, you also have the option of entering your chat URL or script.

The following steps provide an overview of how to connect chat software to your app:

– Navigate to the Chat screen in your AppMySite account.
– Enable the toggle next to the chat software you wish to enable. Currently, AppMySite supports Zendesk, Tawk.to, Intercom, and LiveChat.
– There’s also an option to enter your chat URL and chat script if your software is not currently available.
– Enter your chat software credentials and click on Save.

Support for chat is available for apps with code version 1.13.0 and above. 

 You can now automatically submit your app to the Apple App Store. The new Publish feature enables you to directly deploy iOS apps from within your AppMySite account.

The following steps highlight how you can use the Publish feature to deploy iOS apps to the App Store:

– Connect your App Store Connect account to AppMySite. This step is mandatory. You would need to enter certain details from your Apple developer account to complete the connection.
– Choose the app version you wish to submit. You can choose from any iOS build you’ve created in your AppMySite account. We recommend you deploy the latest version of your app.
– You can also enter the details of the new release. This can include information on new features, bug fixes, and more. This information will be visible on your App Store listing.
– Hit Submit when you’re ready. You can check the status in the Publish History section to see if your app was successfully uploaded or not.

AppMySite now enables you to monitor crucial app data with Analytics.

Track app traffic, downloads, and popular screens to understand your app users better and make informed business decisions.

You will now be able to see Analytics in the left panel menu of your AppMySite account. The Analytics screen will automatically start getting populated with data once you generate an app build.

The following points highlight the data you can track on the Analytics screen:

App traffic
View the number of people who visit your app. You can filter this data by date and device type (Android and iOS).

Most viewed product categories
Track which product categories get the most traction.

Most viewed products
See which products are viewed most often in your mobile app.

Most listed products
Monitor which products are shown in the app most often. This refers to the instances where a product is shown in the related products sections and similar areas.

Most searched product keywords
Know which product keywords are searched most often in your app.

Most viewed post categories
Track which of your post category pages are opened most often by app users.

Most viewed posts
Know which posts perform best with your app users.

Most viewed pages
Monitor which of your app’s page screens are opened most often by users.

Most searched post keywords
Track which post keywords are searched most frequently in your mobile app.

Analytics is available for all apps with code version 1.13.0 and above.

AppMySite now supports custom post types and taxonomies. You can now import custom post types and taxonomies created by third-party plugins to the app. 

Earlier, AppMySite did not support custom posts and taxonomies created and managed with third-party plugins. The new update will allow you to show them through the side menu of your app.

Here’s how you can show custom posts and taxonomies within the app:

– Add custom post types to the primary menu of your website.
– In your AppMySite account, connect your website and app using WordPress Application Password support.
– Once your website and app are connected, go to App Settings -> App menu.
– Enable the Pick a menu from my website toggle and choose your website’s primary menu.
– Your app will now reflect the custom post you added to your website’s primary menu.

Support for custom posts & taxonomies is available for apps with code version 1.11.0 and above. The AppMySite plugin on your website must also be updated to version 3.0.0 and higher.

Your app will now maintain the login session of your app users in case they open a web view interface within the app.

Earlier, a user who logged in natively would be signed out after opening a webview interface within the app. The new update ensures that users who login to your app natively will remain signed in after opening a webview interface.

You can manage the web view settings of your apps in the App Settings module.

This update is available for apps with code version 1.10.0 and above.

AppMySite has now added support for WordPress Application Passwords. You can now connect your website and app using an application password from your website.

Establishing connectivity using WordPress Application Password will enable you to port more functionality from your website to the app.

Here are some of the features AppMySite now supports through Application Password support:

Login & Signup for all website types
Earlier, only WooCommerce website owners could show login & signup screens within the app. Now, login & signup screens are enabled for all website types, including blog and CMS pages.

Support for custom taxonomy
You can import custom post types and taxonomies to the app. By adding custom post types to your website’s primary menu, you can show them in the app as well.

Support for these features is available through Application passwords for both WordPress and WooCommerce users.

Support for Application Passwords is available for plugins with version 3.0.0 and above.

Additionally, support for features associated with Application Password like login & signup for all website types & custom post types will be available on apps with code version 1.11.0 and higher.

AppMySite has added some new features and updated the existing ones. The App Settings section on the mobile app builder now offers more customizability and control than ever.

A new sub-section “Posts” has been added to the list of App Settings. This means that apart from the pages and products, customers can now also optimize the Posts related settings.

Moreover, all these three sections i.e., Posts, Pages and Products can now be showcased in either a web view or a native view. The web view can be enabled or disabled for each section under their respective settings.

Web-view can be enabled if your website has custom features or functionality added to these sections or if the posts, pages, and products do not appear or function as expected. Disabling this feature will launch a native and faster view for the app.

AppMySite now supports Arabic and Persian through its Language Support add-on. You can now build apps on AppMySite for Arabic and Persian WordPress websites.

Selecting either Arabic or Persian will enable your entire app to provide RTL support.

The Language Support add-on now supports a total of 17 languages. They have been listed below:

– English
– Spanish
– Hindi
– Dutch
– Arabic
– Persian
– Russian
– Italian
– Georgian
– Danish
– German
– French
– Japanese
– Korean
– Portuguese
– Turkish
– Chinese

Once you purchase the Language Support add-on, your app will be translated to the default language of your website.

Support for Arabic and Persian is available for apps with code version 1.8.2 and above.