GoodBarber

GoodBarber

Lets you build a real native iOS and Android app — not just a website that looks like one — by dragging and dropping in a browser, with no coding required and no cut taken from your app's revenue.

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📁 Automation, No-code & Integrations🗣️ English📅 July 29, 2026

Description

Building a "real" mobile app that shows up in the App Store and Google Play has traditionally meant hiring developers who write Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android separately — expensive and slow for a small business or independent creator. GoodBarber's pitch is a drag-and-drop, WYSIWYG editor that produces genuinely native apps (not just a wrapped website) plus a Progressive Web App version, without writing code, and unlike some competitors it doesn't take a cut of whatever revenue your app generates.

It's been around since 2011, claims 15 million+ annual app downloads across its customer base, and supports 33 languages. Features include 190+ extensions to add functionality, pre-built templates, AI-assisted tools (text generation, design suggestions, a chatbot), e-commerce and payment processing, membership and booking systems, ChatGPT integration, WordPress content syncing, offline functionality and real-time device preview while editing. Pricing runs Content Plan from €30/month, eCommerce Plan from €40/month, up to a Reseller Plan from €215/month for agencies building apps for multiple clients, with a 30-day free trial requiring no credit card. The site names Adalo, Bubble, FlutterFlow, Glide and Lovable as comparison points.

💬 Our review

The short version: GoodBarber's specific edge over Bubble or FlutterFlow is that it's laser-focused on producing native mobile apps rather than being a general-purpose app builder that happens to also output mobile — if a real App Store/Play Store presence is the actual goal, that focus shows.

Bubble (free, paid plans from $29/month) is broader and more powerful for building complex web applications with custom logic and databases, but its "native mobile" output has historically been more of an afterthought (a wrapped web view) than GoodBarber's dedicated Swift/Kotlin native builds; FlutterFlow (free with limited features, paid pricing unspecified) is closer to GoodBarber's mobile-first focus but leans more technical, generating actual Flutter code you can eject and extend, appealing more to developers than to non-technical business owners. GoodBarber's €30-215/month range and 14-year track record (since 2011, with clients like Siemens and Coca-Cola) make it a reasonable default specifically for a small business, content publisher, or agency that wants a real native app without hiring developers — if you need complex custom logic beyond what templates and extensions offer, Bubble or a developer-code tool like FlutterFlow will flex further.

💰 Pricing

Abonnement mensuel30€-215€/mois selon le plan
Content €30/moeCommerce €40/moReseller €215/mo

📊 Global score

45Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile75/100Bien

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
💳 Abonnement mensuel

Content dès 30€/mois, eCommerce dès 40€/mois, Reseller (agences) dès 215€/mois. Essai gratuit 30 jours sans CB.

👥 Target audienceEntrepreneurs et petites entreprises, agences/revendeurs, créateurs de contenu, non-développeurs voulant une app mobile native
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesInternational
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Pros

Apps natives réelles (Swift iOS / Kotlin Android), pas juste un site encapsulé

Aucune commission prélevée sur les revenus de l'app

190+ extensions et fonctionnalités IA intégrées (génération de texte, chatbot)

14 ans d'existence (depuis 2011), 15M+ téléchargements annuels revendiqués

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Cons

Moins flexible que Bubble pour de la logique métier complexe/custom

Moins orienté développeurs que FlutterFlow (pas de code exportable)

Tarifs en euros, moins immédiatement comparables aux concurrents en dollars

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