Mobimint Mobile App Builder for WooCommerce

Mobimint Mobile App Builder for WooCommerce is a WordPress plugin that allows store owners to convert their WooCommerce website into a fully functional Android and iOS mobile app without writing any code.

The plugin syncs WooCommerce products, categories, cart, checkout, and orders with a connected mobile application. Merchants can customize the app design, manage banners, and engage customers using push notifications — all from a single dashboard.

This plugin is designed exclusively for WordPress + WooCommerce based ecommerce stores.

External Services

This plugin connects to external services to enable mobile app functionality for WooCommerce stores.

1. Mobimint API (api.mobimint.co)

What the service is used for:

• Mobile app authentication and auto-login

• Syncing WooCommerce products, categories, cart, and orders with the mobile app

• Sending and managing push notifications

What data is sent:

• Store URL

• Authentication tokens

• User account identifiers

• Order-related data required for app functionality

• Loyalty & Rewards: customer enrollment data, points transactions, order and customer events (only when the Loyalty module is explicitly enabled and the admin has granted data-sync consent)

When data is sent:

• During plugin setup and configuration

• When users log in via the mobile app

• When syncing store data with the mobile app

• When a WooCommerce order is completed or cancelled (Loyalty module only, requires admin consent)

• When a new customer registers (Loyalty module only, requires admin consent)

• When the admin saves Loyalty widget settings (requires admin consent)

• When a logged-in customer views their My Account Rewards tab

The Loyalty module also loads a JavaScript widget file (loyalty-widget.js) directly from api.mobimint.co to display the storefront rewards widget. This file only loads when the Loyalty module is explicitly enabled by the admin and data-sync consent has been granted.

Terms of Service:

https://mobimint.co/terms

Privacy Policy:

https://mobimint.co/privacy-policy

2. Apple ID (appleid.apple.com)

What this service is used for:

• Verifying Apple Sign-In identity tokens (JWTs) when users log in to the mobile app via Apple social login.

What data is sent:

• No user data is sent. The plugin fetches Apple’s public JSON Web Key Set (JWKS) from appleid.apple.com/auth/keys and uses it locally to cryptographically verify the identity token received from the mobile app.

When data is sent:

• Only when a user explicitly chooses to sign in with Apple in the mobile app.

This service is provided by Apple Inc.

Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/terms/site.html

Privacy Policy: https://www.apple.com/privacy/

3. Google Firebase (googleapis.com)

What this service is used for:

• Verifying Firebase ID tokens when users log in to the mobile app via Facebook social login routed through Firebase Authentication.

What data is sent:

• No user data is sent. The plugin fetches Firebase’s public X.509 certificates from googleapis.com and uses them locally to cryptographically verify the Firebase ID token received from the mobile app.

When data is sent:

• Only when a user explicitly chooses to sign in with Facebook in the mobile app.

This service is provided by Google LLC.

Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms

Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

4. Google OAuth API (oauth2.googleapis.com)

What this service is used for:

• Verifying Google Sign-In ID tokens when users log in to the mobile app via Google social login.

What data is sent:

• The Google ID token (a signed JWT issued by Google to the user’s device) is sent to Google’s token-info endpoint to validate its authenticity and retrieve the user’s Google account details (email, name, profile).

When data is sent:

• Only when a user explicitly chooses to sign in with Google in the mobile app.

This service is provided by Google LLC.

Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms

Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

5. Facebook Graph API (graph.facebook.com)

What this service is used for:

• Verifying Facebook access tokens when users log in to the mobile app via Facebook social login using the native Facebook iOS/Android SDK.

What data is sent:

• The Facebook access token (issued by the Facebook SDK on the user’s device) is sent to graph.facebook.com/me to confirm its authenticity and retrieve the user’s Facebook account ID and email address. No other data is sent.

When data is sent:

• Only when a user explicitly chooses to sign in with Facebook in the mobile app and provides a Facebook access token.

This service is provided by Meta Platforms, Inc.

Terms of Service: https://developers.facebook.com/terms/

Privacy Policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/

Key Features

• Build Android & iOS apps from one dashboard

• WooCommerce product & category sync

• Cart and checkout integration

• User accounts & order history

• Native push notifications

• Multiple app themes support

• Fully customizable UI (colors, fonts, layouts)

• Banner & homepage section management

• Live preview of app changes

• Secure WooCommerce checkout

Customization

• App design customization

• Home screen banners

• Login & signup screen customization

• Product & cart page layout control

• Pre-built app templates

• Drag-and-drop section editor

• Category & collection management

• Multi-currency support (WooCommerce based)

• Multi-language support (WordPress based)

Push Notifications

• Abandoned cart reminders

• Order status updates

• Promotional notifications

• Scheduled notifications

• Personalized messages

• Customer segmentation

Why Choose Mobimint Mobile App Builder?

A native mobile app helps increase customer engagement, repeat purchases, and brand loyalty. Mobimint allows WooCommerce store owners to launch their own branded mobile app quickly without any technical knowledge.

Using push notifications and a smooth mobile shopping experience, merchants can drive more conversions and retain customers effectively.

Development & Source Code

This plugin includes plain, human-readable JavaScript and PHP source code.

No obfuscated, encrypted, or intentionally unreadable code is used.

All JavaScript files (including validate.js) are included directly in the plugin

and can be reviewed, modified, and extended by developers.

No build tools (such as webpack, npm, or obfuscators) are required to review

or run the plugin source code.

Usage & Testing

1. Go to Mobile App Builder ‑ Mobimint → Dashboard.

2. Sync products and categories from WooCommerce.

3. Verify product listing and category navigation in the app.

4. Add products to the cart and update quantities.

5. Proceed to checkout and complete an order.

6. Verify the order appears in WooCommerce Admin.

📺 Step-by-step video guide:

2. Store Connection

• Ensure WooCommerce is installed and activated.

• Go to Mobile App Builder ‑ Mobimint → Settings in WordPress admin.

• Verify WooCommerce products and categories are detected correctly.

• Confirm store data sync is successful.

3. Product & Cart Testing

1. Open the Home or Categories screen in the mobile app.

2. Select a product to open the Product Details page.

3. Choose available product variations (size, color, etc.).

4. Add the product to the cart.

5. Open the Cart screen and verify:

• Product name, price, and quantity are correct.

• Quantity update buttons (+ / –) work correctly.

• Cart total updates dynamically.

4. Checkout Flow

• Proceed to checkout from the cart screen.

• Confirm redirection to the WooCommerce checkout page.

• Verify billing details, shipping, and order total.

• Place a test order successfully.

5. Account & Orders

• Navigate to the Account section in the app.

• Log in using WordPress user credentials.

• Verify profile details and previous orders.

• Log out and log back in to confirm session persistence.

6. Notifications

• Allow push notifications when prompted.

• Trigger a test order or promotional notification.

• Verify notifications are received on the device.

7. General App Verification

• Test navigation across all tabs (Home, Categories, Cart, Account).

• Verify animations, loaders, and error handling.

• Test behavior with slow or no internet connection (optional).