D2C app builder

D2C app builder

D2C App Builder for Your Brand’s Android and iOS Apps

Give your D2C brand its own app with your name and icon, connected to your website, stock and orders. No code, and no commission on any order.

1D2C D2C app builder: a brand’s own shopping app with a push notification, beside the seller app and the delivery app

What your brand gets with the 1D2C D2C app builder

A D2C app builder lets a brand that sells direct create its own shopping app without writing code. 1D2C builds yours on the same system as your website, so products, stock, orders and buyers stay in one place.

One catalogue feeding a D2C brand’s Android app, iOS app, website, seller app and delivery app

A D2C app with your name

Android and iOS apps with your name, icon and colours, listed under your brand on Google Play and the App Store.

Buyers you can reach again

Every app order adds to your own customer list, the part of the sale a marketplace keeps for itself.

Seller and delivery apps

Pack orders and update stock in the seller app. Your riders pick up, deliver and confirm each order in the delivery app.

Design it live

Change your D2C app’s colours, layout and screens in EditCanvas and see the result as you edit, without a developer.

A D2C app for every kind of brand

A skincare label and a bakery with three outlets sell in different ways. Your app follows how your brand sells.

Products people reorder

Skincare, coffee, pet food and other repeat buys. Your icon sits on the buyer’s home screen when it is time to reorder.

Brands with outlets

Show buyers products from the store nearest to them, with delivery or pickup.

Fashion and new drops

Tell app users when a new drop goes live, and show which sizes are still in stock.

Services and bookings

Let customers book time slots in your app, alongside instant orders.

Marketing tools built into your D2C app

A paid ad reaches a buyer once. An app lets you reach the same buyer again without paying for another click.

Push notifications

Tell buyers about new drops, offers and order updates on their phone, straight from your app.

Ads that show what sold

App events record which ad led to which order or install, so budget goes to the ads that sell.

WhatsApp updates

Send order updates on WhatsApp and message past buyers about new stock with a WhatsApp plan.

Sale prices and discounts

Set a sale price on any variant and run order discounts in the app and on the website at once.

What your D2C app needs before the first order

Payments, tax, products and delivery, already set up to work together.

Online payments

Connect a gateway such as Razorpay or Cashfree and take payments on your website and in your apps.

Tax set your way

Apply one tax rate to the whole order or a rate per product, and let business buyers add their GST number.

Bulk product upload

Bring your catalogue in from a CSV or Excel file, and update prices and stock the same way.

Your own delivery

Send orders to your riders near the pickup point or ship with a courier, and buyers follow each order’s status until it arrives.

1D2C vs custom apps

1D2C vs custom apps

1D2C vs a custom-built D2C app

An agency can build almost any app, and most later changes go back to a developer. 1D2C gives you the apps and the work behind them on one plan.

A custom-built app vs a D2C app on 1D2C: what each one includes and what costs extra
What you get

1D2C

Custom-built app

Your apps

Buyer app

Android and iOS apps under your brand

Android and iOS apps built to order

Design

Edit screens live with EditCanvas

A developer for most changes

Cost

One monthly or yearly plan

A project fee, then upkeep

Website

Your website on the same system

Linked up as a separate project

Running your brand

Orders and stock

A seller app and admin panel built in

An admin panel to build

Own delivery

A delivery app for your own riders

Another app to build

Bookings

Product or service mode, built in

Scoped and priced as extra

Commission

No commission on any order

None, but you carry the build cost

Your data

One customer list across web and app

Depends on what gets built

Swipe the table sideways to see both columns

Compared with typical agency-built apps, November 2026. See what each plan includes on the pricing page.

How to create a D2C app with 1D2C

Three steps from your catalogue to an app your buyers can download.

Three steps to create a D2C app with 1D2C: add products, design your app, publish on Google Play and the App Store

Step 1

Step 1

Add your products

Your catalogue and payments.

Upload products, photos, variants and prices

Connect payments, shipping and taxes

Add warehouses or outlets

Step 2

Design your app

Make it look like your brand.

Pick colours, fonts and layout

Edit screens live in EditCanvas

Add your app name and icon

Step 3

Publish your apps

On Google Play and the App Store.

Android app from Solo Basic

iOS app from Solo Pro

Website and apps share one catalogue

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about building your D2C app with 1D2C.

What is a D2C app builder?

Software that lets a brand selling direct to consumers create its own shopping app without writing code, with products, cart, checkout, payments and order tracking.

What is a D2C app?

A mobile app a brand uses to sell to its own buyers with no marketplace in between. Buyers browse, pay and track orders on their phone, and the brand keeps the customer relationship.

How do I create a D2C app?

Add your products, prices and stock, choose your app name, icon and colours, then publish to Google Play and the App Store from your own developer accounts. With 1D2C, the app shares its catalogue and orders with your website.

Does a D2C brand need an app?

Not on day one. A website is enough to test demand. An app starts to pay back once buyers order more than once, because it sits on their home screen and you can reach them with push notifications.

When should a D2C brand launch an app?

Usually when buyers start coming back on their own. If most orders are one-time purchases, put your effort into the website and ads first. With 1D2C the website can go live before the apps, on the same catalogue.

Who is a D2C app builder for?

Brands selling their own products direct to buyers, such as repeat-purchase labels, fashion brands with regular drops, brands with outlets and service brands that take bookings.

Is 1D2C a D2C app builder?

Yes. 1D2C builds your own branded Android and iOS buyer apps, plus a seller app, a delivery app and your website, all on one system.

Will the app have my brand name and icon?

Yes. The apps carry your name, icon and colours and are published under your brand.

Do I get both Android and iOS apps?

On the Single Vendor plans, the Android buyer app comes with Solo Basic and the iOS app with Solo Pro.

Do I need a developer to build my D2C app?

No. You manage products, prices and design yourself, and the 1D2C team helps with setup and publishing.

Is it a native app or my website inside an app?

The buyer, seller and delivery apps are native Android and iOS apps built with Flutter, not your website loaded inside an app.

Who publishes the app on Google Play and the App Store?

Apple’s rules say apps made with an app builder must be submitted by the business that owns the content, so the apps go out under your own developer accounts. Apple charges $99 a year and Google Play a one-time US$25. The 1D2C team helps you with the submission.

Does the app work with my website?

Yes. Your website and apps share one catalogue, stock, orders and customer list, so a change in one shows everywhere.

Does 1D2C take a commission on app orders?

No. There is no commission on any order, on any plan. Payment gateway fees are charged by your gateway.

How much does the 1D2C D2C app builder cost?

Plans are sized by your operation and billed monthly or yearly, and the apps need a paid plan. Prices for your country are on the pricing page.

What is the difference between a D2C app and an ecommerce app?

An ecommerce app is any shopping app, including marketplaces with many sellers. A D2C app belongs to one brand selling its own products, so it carries that brand’s name and its buyers stay with the brand.

Take your business to new heights, today

Got questions? Let’s get you moving.

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Take your business to new heights, today

Got questions? Let’s get you moving.

Blue T-shirt and a bottle of cola
Brown and white sneakers
Patterned mini skirt
Mesh bag of mangoes and mushrooms
Box of assorted chocolates
Red cricket ball
Grey three-seater sofa with cushions
Folded and rolled linen fabric
Folded linen throw
Blue two-seater sofa
Woman working on a laptop while sitting on a large rug
Over-ear headphones
Saraswati Puja book in English
Coffee-table art book
Saraswati Puja book in Hindi
Brass diya
Pack of incense sticks
Charging cable
Light stand
Wooden crate of mangoes, mushrooms, an apple and a pepper
Car engine
Vehicle axle
Metal gears
Bottle of olive oil
Cricket bat
Cricket stumps
Brass oil lamp

Take your business to new heights, today

Got questions? Let’s get you moving.

Blue T-shirt and a bottle of cola
Brown and white sneakers
Patterned mini skirt
Mesh bag of mangoes and mushrooms
Box of assorted chocolates
Red cricket ball
Studio spotlight on a tripod
Grey three-seater sofa with cushions
Folded and rolled linen fabric
Folded linen throw
Blue two-seater sofa
Woman working on a laptop while sitting on a large rug
Over-ear headphones
Saraswati Puja book in English
Coffee-table art book
Brass diya
Pack of incense sticks
Charging cable
Light stand
Wooden crate of mangoes, mushrooms, an apple and a pepper
Car engine
Vehicle axle
Metal gears
Bottle of olive oil
Cricket bat
Cricket stumps
Brass oil lamp
Wooden chair with a parcel and a pair of scissors