Mobile app on Magento with your catalog and customer accounts
Your Magento already holds the catalog, prices, and customer accounts. A mobile app doesn't have to duplicate that — it uses the same data. One catalog, shared login across web and app, consistent data.
No second system to maintain.
Magento at the center, the app as another channel

Manage products once — in Magento.
A mobile app needs a catalog, prices, and cart logic. You already run the catalog and prices in Magento — there's no reason to build them a second time.
With Magento multistore you run several stores or brands from a single admin, and the mobile app becomes just another channel on the same data. One catalog, plus our CMS, zero duplication.
We connect the app to your Magento through our backend. You change a product, price, or piece of content in one place, and the web and the app show the same thing, no second system to maintain, no data drift.
Magento as one source vs a separate system for the app
| Separate system for the app | Magento as one source | |
|---|---|---|
| Product catalog | A second database to sync | One source from Magento |
| Content and CMS | A separate content system | One shared CMS for web and app |
| Customer accounts | A separate app login | Shared account (SSO via Keycloak) |
| Prices and promotions | Manual syncing | Magento rules, no duplication |
| Cart and orders | Duplicated logic | Same logic as the web |
| Time to launch | Longer (build the system) | Shorter (catalog already there) |
| Maintenance | Two systems | One system |
The more the app shares with your Magento, the less you maintain, and the harder it is for the store and the phone to drift apart.
What does a mobile app on Magento give you?
One catalog source
Products, categories, attributes, and images flow from Magento to the app and the web. One change, visible everywhere — no second database to watch.
Shared customer accounts (SSO)
Customers log in once, and thanks to SSO built on Keycloak, the same account works on the site and in the app. No separate registration, no two passwords.
Content from one CMS
Banners, pages, and content blocks live in our CMS, which feeds both the web and the app. Marketing publishes once, the content reaches both channels.
Price rules and promotions
Cart price rules, group prices, promotions — they work in the app exactly as on the web. Because it's the same Magento logic, not a copy of it.
Connected to Magento through our backend
The app doesn't talk to Magento on its own — our backend sits in between, pulls data from Magento, and serves the app an efficient API, without loading Magento with mobile traffic. Native or PWA, with no store rebuild.
Consistent omnichannel
Cart, orders, and purchase history in one system. The customer starts on the phone, finishes on the desktop — the data follows.
Shared customer accounts

One account. Web and app.
The worst moment in a mobile app is the second login screen, when a customer who already has an account in your store has to register all over again. We remove it.
We connect customer accounts through SSO built on Keycloak. The customer logs in once, and the identity is shared between the web store and the app. Order history, addresses, wishlist, and loyalty status remain the same on both sides.
For you, that's one source of identity instead of two user databases to reconcile. For the customer, a smooth move from phone to desktop and back, with no friction and no extra password to remember.
What you get from ecom.house
Analysis and recommendation
We review your Magento, traffic, and mobile conversion. The result is a clear recommendation — native, PWA, or “not yet” — and a plan to use what you already have.
Headless storefront (PWA)
A store that installs from the browser and works like an app, drawing on your Magento. More in Magento 2 PWA storefronts.
Native app
iOS and Android, connected to your Magento through our backend, published to the App Store and Google Play, integrated with phone features.
SSO via Keycloak
Shared accounts across web and app. One identity, one login, consistent customer data on both sides.
Integrations
GraphQL, ERP, PIM, payment gateways, push notifications, analytics. The app connected to your stack around Magento.
Maintenance and growth
We stay after launch. Monitoring, updates, development under SLA — together with your Magento, not next to it.
Questions about a mobile app on Magento
Does a mobile app use the data from my Magento?
How does shared login across the site and the app work?
Native or PWA on Magento — which to choose?
Do the web and the app share content?
How is this different from a Magento PWA storefront?
How much does a mobile app on Magento cost?
Will app traffic put load on my Magento?
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