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# Custom plan features

### What is a custom app solution? How does it differ from other solutions?

A custom app solution enables you to build a fully personalized mobile app without the need for a website. If you are aiming to create an app from the ground up, this solution is ideal for you. 

This makes the custom app solution the most flexible one, with the ability to create dynamic posts and pages. You can easily add, update, and manage content like blog posts and articles that can be organised through categories, tags and attributes. Additionally, you can add various types of pages, all tailored to your specific requirements.

#### Key features

* Add multimedia elements:  Integrate images, videos, galleries, and buttons to enrich the user experience.
* Embed multimedia: Incorporate YouTube videos, code snippets, Facebook videos, Vimeo videos, and much more.
* Include dynamic content: Maintain an engaging app experience for your app users by keeping your content relevant.

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Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are included as part of the Custom app product and support all the multimedia and dynamic content features listed above.
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Unlike other plans that require you to have a website to convert into a mobile app, this plan lets you build a fully native app from scratch.

This plan also includes features such as advanced design tools, advanced bottom bar and menu, app simulators, push notifications, ad monetization, chat integration, analytics and the ability to publish on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, just like other solutions. 


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