React Native is one of the most popular app frameworks out there, and for good reason. Ease of use, a modular nature, and a single code base are godsends for mobile app developers.

Your team no longer has to build a separate app for both iOS and Android. Just because React Native made the process easier though, doesn't mean it's simple. That's where React Native app templates come in.

What is React Native?

Pioneered by Facebook and released as open source, React Native has quickly become one of the most popular frameworks for mobile apps. Many popular apps that you already use are built on the platform, including Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, and Airbnb.

The React Native framework builds on the already popular React library, as well as vanilla JavaScript. This has played a big role in its quick adoption by players from every industry.

But why?

Before frameworks such as React Native, it was necessary to build your mobile app separately for each type of device you wanted it to run on. You'd have to build the app for iOS, then again for Android, then again for any other operating systems. And each of these platform-specific apps would be coded in a different language with different APIs.

With React Native, on the other hand, a single code base makes it possible to build your app once, and deploy it everywhere. On top of this, the app is coded entirely in JavaScript so that it is easier for developers to learn React Native using a language that they already know. Otherwise, you'll need a team with members experienced in half a dozen languages (or sometimes more!)

How Do I Build an App With React Native?

If you start from scratch, building an app with React Native is still a lot of work. Fortunately, though, there are a number of app templates available to make the job easier. 

In this article, I'll walk you through some of the best app templates available. If you want to learn more about how to use these templates for React Native app development, you might want to check out some of our other posts. Get a good overview of the React Native templates and tools that are available, then check out how to use a React Native template in your own project.

• React Native
  Understanding React Native Components, Templates, and Tools
  Kyle Sloka-Frey
• React Native
  Creating eCommerce Apps With the MStore Pro React Native Template
  Ashraff Hathibelagal

Ready to go? Let's dive into the best React Native mobile app templates available on CodeCanyon.

React Native App Builders

React Native app builders make it easy to create any kind of mobile app. These are multipurpose tools that save development time and make it possible for even non-developers to build an app for iOS and Android. 

1. React App Builder

React App Builder is a multipurpose, React Native app builder that helps developers and non-developers alike create any kind of iOS or Android app they want—chat apps, event apps, recipe apps, shopping apps, restaurant apps, etc. All you need to do is choose one of the available templates, edit and re-order the app’s more than 30 sections, customise the design, colours and layout, add your content, and your app is ready to publish on Google Play and the App Store. 

User getamove says:

"Smart platform with amazing customer support. Highly recommended. Thanks!”

Turn a WordPress or Shopify Site Into a React Native App

If you already have a WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify site, a React Native app template can make it easy to turn that site into a mobile app.  

2. MStore Multi Vendor

This React Native template makes building an eCommerce app a breeze. MStore Multi Vendor specifically targets those who want to build out an online store that allows for multiple vendors, much like Amazon or eBay.

The beauty of this app template though is its integrations into WordPress and WooCommerce. This makes it the ideal choice for businesses already operating online using those systems, since you'll be able to hook them in to your app, and be selling in no time!

This integration also means that you won't have to update your inventory in multiple places, just update your site, and the info is pulled into your app.

Beyond integration, this template provides a number of great features, including search functionality, filtering, multiple visual themes, and more.

3. StoreX Pro

Another great app template for integrating with WooCommerce, StoreX Pro makes life easier for online business owners everywhere. You can save 100's of hours of development time by using using this self-proclaimed "no-code" template.

Not only does StoreX Pro work well, it boasts more than a dozen distinct screens for you to build from. It also supports multiple languages, support for several payment gateways, and more.

4. MStore Pro

One of the most popular React Native app templates available at CodeCanyon, MStore Pro allows users to convert their existing online shop to a mobile store app.

The template requires no coding skills and is very easy to customise. It is fully integrated with WordPress and WooCommerce, supports PayPal, Stripe, and COD payment methods, and allows users to log in with their Facebook account.

User Bezman says:

“Very well developed and thought out template for quickly deploying a mobile app powered by a WordPress eCommerce website. Updated often and well supported by the developers. Highly recommended."

5. BeoNews Pro

BeoNews Pro is a rather cool app that allows users to create a mobile app using any of the content on their WordPress site, including video, photos, and blog posts. BeoNews Pro supports both Facebook and Google logins and stores user data on Firebase that can synchronise between devices. 

User lelandwsmith says:

“The design and flexibility make this a great project. The support is good as well.”

6. ReactPage

Looking to convert your WordPress site into a desktop app? ReactPage is a React Native App template that’s designed specifically to convert your WordPress site into a Windows and/or macOS application. You can choose the components you need for your page—like layout card view, list view, or detail view—and control everything from the WordPress admin page back-end.

User jkhaui says:

“You get what you pay for. May seem on the pricier side, until you realise that you're getting one of the very few high quality React templates for WordPress. Really well done.”

All-in-One React Native App Templates

These React Native app templates are a great starting point no matter what kind of app you're building. Instead of coding your app from scratch, you can use one of these app templates and get up and running with a professional collection of UI components and screens, a well-thought-out app structure and codebase, and a load of added features and options built in. 

7. Antiqueruby

Arriving on the scene in 2018, the Antiqueruby app template has grown rapidly in popularity. It's no wonder, because Antiqueruby is every app developer's dream. Designed to save developers hours of work, Antiqueruby provides developers with stylish and clever UI and UX components to customise their apps. 

Created using Material Design and offering over 140 screens for profiles, sign-ins and sign-ups, social media, and navigation, it's no surprise that Antiqueruby has become one of CodeCanyon’s bestsellers in this category. 

8. ListApp

Another relative newcomer, ListApp is a great React Native app template for developers looking to create an app with content that takes the form of lists. So if you’re interested in creating an app for the top restaurants, shops, or sights in a specific area, this is the template for you. Some key features available with this app are a map and booking features, social login, and the ability to track bookings.

User jacobspn says:

“Really nice work! Awesome new features with every update."

Special-Purpose React Native App Templates

Sometimes your specialty app or niche can't be covered by one of the generic templates. In this case, you might benefit from a special-purpose template that's already geared towards your specific product or application.

9. GoFit Fitness App Template

If you want to create your own fitness app that covers all aspects of a get fit plan from nutrition to exercise, check out the GoFit app template. The template features a signup and login screen, main menu, workouts, exercise, recipes, blog, levels and goals, body parts diagrams and equipment—in other words, everything you need to create the best fitness app.

User afrojuju says:

“Great product, will recommend to any user. And support was superb!”

Choose Your React Native App Template 

That’s it for our list of the best React Native app templates of 2019. We hope you’ve found the right template for your needs here, but remember that these are just a few of the terrific app templates available at CodeCanyon. So if none of them are quite what you were looking for, there are plenty of other great options there to choose from.

And if you want to improve your skills building React Native applications, check out the ever so useful courses we have on offer.

• Build a Social App with React Native
• Get Started with React Native

• React Native
  5 React Native UI Kits, Themes, and App Templates
  Kyle Sloka-Frey
• React Native
  Creating eCommerce Apps With the MStore Pro React Native Template
  Ashraff Hathibelagal
• React Native
  Getting Started With a React Native App Template
  Wern Ancheta

React Native is one of the most popular app frameworks out there, and for good reason. Ease of use, a modular nature, and a single code base are godsends for mobile app developers.

Your team no longer has to build a separate app for both iOS and Android. Just because React Native made the process easier, though, doesn't mean it's simple. That's where React Native app templates come in.

What Is React Native?

Pioneered by Facebook and released as open source, React Native has quickly become one of the most popular frameworks for mobile apps. Many popular apps that you already use are built on the platform, including Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, and Airbnb.

The React Native framework builds on the already popular React library, as well as vanilla JavaScript. This has played a big role in its quick adoption by players from every industry.

But Why?

Before frameworks such as React Native, it was necessary to build your mobile app separately for each type of device you wanted it to run on. You'd have to build the app for iOS, then again for Android, then again for any other operating systems. And each of these platform-specific apps would be coded in a different language with different APIs.

With React Native, on the other hand, a single code base makes it possible to build your app once and deploy it everywhere. On top of this, the app is coded entirely in JavaScript so that it is easier for developers to learn React Native using a language that they already know. Otherwise, you'll need a team with members experienced in half a dozen languages (or sometimes more!).

How Do I Build an App With React Native?

If you start from scratch, building an app with React Native is still a lot of work. Fortunately, though, there are a number of app templates available to make the job easier. 

In this article, I'll walk you through some of the best app templates available. If you want to learn more about how to use these templates for React Native app development, you might want to check out some of our other posts. Get a good overview of the React Native templates and tools that are available, then check out how to use a React Native template in your own project.

• React Native
  Understanding React Native Components, Templates, and Tools
  Kyle Sloka-Frey
• React Native
  Creating eCommerce Apps With the MStore Pro React Native Template
  Ashraff Hathibelagal

Ready to go? Let's dive into the best React Native mobile app templates available on CodeCanyon.

React Native App Builders

React Native app builders make it easy to create any kind of mobile app. These are multipurpose tools that save development time and make it possible for even non-developers to build an app for iOS and Android. 

1. React App Builder

React App Builder is a multipurpose React Native app builder that helps developers and non-developers alike create any kind of iOS or Android app they want—chat apps, event apps, recipe apps, shopping apps, restaurant apps, etc. All you need to do is choose one of the available templates, edit and re-order the app’s more than 30 sections, customise the design, colours and layout, add your content, and your app is ready to publish on Google Play and the App Store. 

User getamove says:

"Smart platform with amazing customer support. Highly recommended. Thanks!”

Turn a WordPress or Shopify Site Into a React Native App

If you already have a WordPress, WooCommerce or Shopify site, a React Native app template can make it easy to turn that site into a mobile app.  

2. MStore Multi Vendor

This React Native template makes building an eCommerce app a breeze. MStore Multi Vendor specifically targets those who want to build out an online store that allows for multiple vendors, much like Amazon or eBay.

The beauty of this app template though is its integrations into WordPress and WooCommerce. This makes it the ideal choice for businesses already operating online using those systems, since you'll be able to hook them in to your app and be selling in no time!

This integration also means that you won't have to update your inventory in multiple places—just update your site, and the info is pulled into your app.

Beyond integration, this template provides a number of great features, including search functionality, filtering, multiple visual themes, and more.

3. StoreX Pro

Another great app template for integrating with WooCommerce, StoreX Pro makes life easier for online business owners everywhere. You can save hundreds of hours of development time by using this self-proclaimed "no-code" template.

Not only does StoreX Pro work well, it boasts more than a dozen distinct screens for you to build from. It also supports multiple languages, support for several payment gateways, and more.

4. MStore Pro

One of the most popular React Native app templates available at CodeCanyon, MStore Pro allows users to convert their existing online shop to a mobile store app.

The template requires no coding skills and is very easy to customise. It is fully integrated with WordPress and WooCommerce, supports PayPal, Stripe, and COD payment methods, and allows users to log in with their Facebook account.

User Bezman says:

“Very well developed and thought out template for quickly deploying a mobile app powered by a WordPress eCommerce website. Updated often and well supported by the developers. Highly recommended."

5. BeoNews Pro

BeoNews Pro is a rather cool app that allows users to create a mobile app using any of the content on their WordPress site, including video, photos, and blog posts. BeoNews Pro supports both Facebook and Google logins, and it stores user data on Firebase that can synchronise between devices. 

User lelandwsmith says:

“The design and flexibility make this a great project. The support is good as well.”

6. ReactPage

Looking to convert your WordPress site into a desktop app? ReactPage is a React Native App template that’s designed specifically to convert your WordPress site into a Windows and/or macOS application. You can choose the components you need for your page—like layout card view, list view, or detail view—and control everything from the WordPress admin page back-end.

User jkhaui says:

“You get what you pay for. May seem on the pricier side, until you realise that you're getting one of the very few high quality React templates for WordPress. Really well done.”

All-in-One React Native App Templates

These React Native app templates are a great starting point, no matter what kind of app you're building. Instead of coding your app from scratch, you can use one of these app templates and get up and running with a professional collection of UI components and screens, a well-thought-out app structure and codebase, and a load of added features and options built in. 

7. Antiqueruby

Arriving on the scene in 2018, the Antiqueruby app template has grown rapidly in popularity. It's no wonder, because Antiqueruby is every app developer's dream. Designed to save developers hours of work, Antiqueruby provides developers with stylish and clever UI and UX components to customise their apps. 

Created using Material Design and offering over 140 screens for profiles, sign-ins and sign-ups, social media, and navigation, it's no surprise that Antiqueruby has become one of CodeCanyon’s bestsellers in this category. 

8. ListApp

Another relative newcomer, ListApp is a great React Native app template for developers looking to create an app with content that takes the form of lists. So if you’re interested in creating an app for the top restaurants, shops, or sights in a specific area, this is the template for you. Some key features available with this app are a map and booking features, social login, and the ability to track bookings.

User jacobspn says:

“Really nice work! Awesome new features with every update."

Special-Purpose React Native App Templates

Sometimes your specialty app or niche can't be covered by one of the generic templates. In this case, you might benefit from a special-purpose template that's already geared towards your specific product or application.

9. GoFit Fitness App Template

If you want to create your own fitness app that covers all aspects of a get fit plan from nutrition to exercise, check out the GoFit app template. The template features a signup and login screen, main menu, workouts, exercise, recipes, blog, levels and goals, body parts diagrams, and equipment—in other words, everything you need to create the best fitness app.

User afrojuju says:

“Great product, will recommend to any user. And support was superb!”

Choose Your React Native App Template 

That’s it for our list of the best React Native app templates of 2019. We hope you’ve found the right template for your needs here, but remember that these are just a few of the terrific app templates available at CodeCanyon. So if none of them are quite what you were looking for, there are plenty of other great options there to choose from.

And if you want to improve your skills building React Native applications, check out the ever so useful courses we have on offer.

• Build a Social App with React Native
• Get Started with React Native

• React Native
  5 React Native UI Kits, Themes, and App Templates
  Kyle Sloka-Frey
• React Native
  Creating eCommerce Apps With the MStore Pro React Native Template
  Ashraff Hathibelagal
• React Native
  Getting Started With a React Native App Template
  Wern Ancheta

React Native is an awesome way to create cross-platform mobile apps with native-like performance and a single JavaScript codebase. This open-source library “ combines the best parts of native development with React, a best-in-class JavaScript library for building user interfaces.”

• 9 Best React Native App Templates of 2019

  If you're looking for the best React Native app templates to help you develop your app idea, here are the nine best available at CodeCanyon for 2019.

• 5 React Native UI Kits, Themes, and App Templates

  Building a mobile app in React? Need a strong user interface to get you started? These UI kits, themes and templates will help get your project off on the...

Why Should I Use React Native?

The React library is a powerful collection of code on its own, but React Native takes it a step further.

When building native applications, for many years it was necessary to create entirely separate apps. Each with their own code bases, and sometimes even different languages.

React Native acts as a wrapper for each of these native applications, allowing you to use a single code base to deploy to multiple devices. This drastically cuts down on costs, time, and maintenance when it comes to building your app. And you can build everything using JavaScript instead of a handful of disparate languages.

Getting started can be a bit rough, but there are plenty of apps, templates, and tutorials to help get you up to speed.

Here are 9 React applications from Envato Market to boost your projects and your skills.

1. Restaurant App Template—React Native

Developing a React UI for a restaurant may seem simple at first. But when you begin to think about the details and complications of a menu, you can easily see how a React application restaurant template is useful.

The Restaurant App Template handles all the nuances very well, and looks good too.

“Manage your menu, accept orders, send push notifications.”

Features you'll find:

• orders management
• multiple languages
• push notification
• and more

This React app pulls data from Google's Firebase real-time database. This means you can manage your menu and make changes without needing to republish the app each time.

The Restaurant App Template is great for learning React and provides some nice features that are worth copying.

2. MStore Pro—Complete React Native Template for eCommerce

Nothing can be quite as difficult as organizing and presenting eCommerce. Taxonomies and collections are complex at best. Each item requires a high baseline of repetitive data depending on what is being sold. Variations can quickly get overwhelming, with data such as sizes, quality, inventory, color, versions, etc.

Now in it's third version, the MStore Pro (formerly called BeoStore) is a beautiful example of a React Native application for eCommerce.

“Your products will appear clear and can be zoomed without any format error.”

Features include:

• two product list modes
  
• flexible product filter
• user profiles
• and more

On its lowest level, the UI presented here is top notch. When you consider the depth of data that is being sorted and presented—not to mention the fundamental feature set—this is a React application worth looking at closely.

The MStore Pro app template is amazing. You can learn more about what it can do with our tutorial on creating an eCommerce app with MStore Pro.

• React Native
  Creating eCommerce Apps With the MStore Pro React Native Template
  Ashraff Hathibelagal

3. Tudu—A React Native Todo-List

What kind of list of React Native applications for you to use, study, and apply would this be without a good to-do application?

That's why I've included the very beautiful Tudu.

“In this source code you have multiple useful features not only for a to-do list app, but for all kind of projects.”

Features you can use:

• auto grow text input
• offline storage
• swipe actions
• and more

This is a good example of a React application that makes good use of space. Everything is spaced well for mobile and is designed to feel good to the user. With its simple codebase, you can build out your own to-do application or use these design fundamentals to build something completely different. 

The Tudu React Native todo list app template is one of my favorites.

4. Antiqueruby React Native Material Design

If you're just digging into React Native, Antiqueruby is a one of the best tools you can have. With a collection of over 200+ screens, this kit gives you a ton of drop-in components for almost any scenario.

With direct access to the code behind the components, you can also use Antiqueruby to learn about each part of what goes into a React Native app, using small, self-contained components.

There are a ton of components to learn from including:

• user profiles
• logins, sign ups, and registrations
• advertising displays and handling
• complex navigation handlers
• third party app integrations

If you're looking to improve your skills when it comes to modular components and front-end development, this kit will help you close the gap! 

Learn more about the Antiqueruby React Native component library with our tutorial.

• React Native
  Beautiful Material Design Apps With the Antiqueruby React Native Components
  Ashraff Hathibelagal

5. BeoNews Pro—React Native Mobile App for WordPress

There's hardly a better example of funneling your WordPress-based website into a React mobile app.

Easily get your WordPress site into mobile app form and onto the AppStore and Google Play with BeoNews Pro.

“BeoNews is an app that does magic for your website by converting your WordPress website into mobile true native app with customized contents.”

Features include:

• easy Facebook integration
  
• swipe gestures and animated UI/UX
• multiple layouts
• and more

If you're digging deeper into React or you want to get your WordPress-powered website into a mobile app store, this is an excellent place to start.

The BeoNews Pro React Native mobile app template for WordPress ticks all the right boxes.

6. Sky Webview—Android and IOS React Native App

As much as I like to get my hands dirty and learn how to build from the ground up, sometimes I find that it helps to use beginner-based tools. Once I can complete a project in “easy mode,” I can then dig deeper and learn the ins and outs more easily.

Sky Webview can help you get started with React applications without having to dig deep into code.

“No coding required.”

Features you'll find:

• online theme edit panel
• unlimited color options
• over 670 icons
• and more

I particularly like the “pull to refresh” feature.

Sky Webview is a wonderful aid for building your first React application.

7. OpenTV—React Native App for TV Channels and Livestreams

If you haven't already needed to bring video to a mobile device, it's only a matter of time. Present live stream video into a React application using OpenTV app template.

“You want a simple but complete native application, allowing to watch TV channels or livestreams or your mobile? OpenTV is what you need!”

Helpful features include:

• supports both HTTP live streaming and local files
• player controls and customizable behaviors
• multiple formats and languages
• and more

The OpenTV React Native app template for tv channels and livestreams is your React application answer to mobile video.

8. BeoUI—Complete Mobile UI Template for React Native

This is another beautiful UI with plenty of styles that can be used in many different applications.

The BeoUI  UI template will let you create great-looking apps for iOS and Android.

“A complete mobile UI template for React Native.”

Features include:

• flat design mixed with wonderful animation and parallax scrolling
• multiple menu styles
• WordPress support
• and more

This reactive application template packs plenty of punch. With good looks and flexibility, you can build just about anything with the BeoUI UI template for React Native.

9. Currency Converter React Native App

A great example of a mobile app that packs in a lot of information and is highly utilitarian is the Currency Converter app.

“It has stunning and attractive design and can easily be modified.”

Features include:

• converts currency based on the current currency market rate
• AdMob ready
• ready for iOS and Android

Complete with flags from all countries, create a fully functional currency converter and deliver yourself straight onto the AppStore and Google Play.

The Currency Converter React Native App is worth every penny.

Conclusion

Using, studying, and applying these React Native applications and strategies is one of the best ways to become a React pro. Digging into completed code, examining UI and UX choices, and using existing building blocks provides insight that's difficult to come across when starting from scratch.

If you're looking for other ways to improve your React Native chops, checkout:

• Other React Native applications on Envato Market
• Envato's React Native how-to tutorials, courses, and eBooks
• This overview of the tools available for React Native

Pairing something you want to build with a good template and resource material is a recipe for React application success.

• Mobile App
  9 Best React Native App Templates of 2019
  Nona Blackman
• React Native
  5 React Native UI Kits, Themes, and App Templates
  Kyle Sloka-Frey

React Native is an awesome way to create cross-platform mobile apps with native-like performance and a single JavaScript codebase. This open-source library “combines the best parts of native development with React, a best-in-class JavaScript library for building user interfaces.”

• 9 Best React Native App Templates of 2019

  If you're looking for the best React Native app templates to help you develop your app idea, here are the nine best available at CodeCanyon for 2019.

• 5 React Native UI Kits, Themes, and App Templates

  Building a mobile app in React? Need a strong user interface to get you started? These UI kits, themes and templates will help get your project off on the...

Why Should I Use React Native?

The React library is a powerful collection of code on its own, but React Native takes it a step further.

When building native applications, for many years it was necessary to create entirely separate apps, with their own code bases and sometimes even different languages.

React Native acts as a wrapper for each of these native applications, allowing you to use a single code base to deploy to multiple devices. This drastically cuts down on costs, time, and maintenance when it comes to building your app. And you can build everything using JavaScript instead of a handful of disparate languages.

Getting started can be a bit rough, but there are plenty of apps, templates, and tutorials to help get you up to speed.

Here are nine React applications from Envato Market to boost your projects and your skills.

1. Restaurant App Template—React Native

Developing a React UI for a restaurant may seem simple at first. But when you begin to think about the details and complications of a menu, you can easily see how a React application restaurant template is useful.

The Restaurant App Template handles all the nuances very well, and looks good too.

“Manage your menu, accept orders, send push notifications.”

Features you'll find:

• orders management
• multiple languages
• push notification
• and more

This React app pulls data from Google's Firebase real-time database. This means you can manage your menu and make changes without needing to republish the app each time.

The Restaurant App Template is great for learning React and provides some nice features that are worth copying.

2. MStore Pro—Complete React Native Template for eCommerce

Nothing can be quite as difficult as organizing and presenting eCommerce. Taxonomies and collections are complex at best. Each item requires a high baseline of repetitive data depending on what is being sold. Variations can quickly get overwhelming, with data such as sizes, quality, inventory, color, versions, etc.

Now in its third version, MStore Pro (formerly called BeoStore) is a beautiful example of a React Native application for eCommerce.

“Your products will appear clear and can be zoomed without any format error.”

Features include:

• two product list modes
  
• flexible product filter
• user profiles
• and more

On its lowest level, the UI presented here is top notch. When you consider the depth of data that is being sorted and presented—not to mention the fundamental feature set—this is a React application worth looking at closely.

The MStore Pro app template is amazing. You can learn more about what it can do with our tutorial on creating an eCommerce app with MStore Pro.

• React Native
  Creating eCommerce Apps With the MStore Pro React Native Template
  Ashraff Hathibelagal

3. Tudu—A React Native Todo-List

What kind of list of React Native applications for you to use, study, and apply would this be without a good to-do application?

That's why I've included the very beautiful Tudu.

“In this source code you have multiple useful features not only for a to-do list app, but for all kind of projects.”

Features you can use:

• auto grow text input
• offline storage
• swipe actions
• and more

This is a good example of a React application that makes good use of space. Everything is spaced well for mobile and is designed to feel good to the user. With its simple codebase, you can build out your own to-do application or use these design fundamentals to build something completely different. 

The Tudu React Native todo list app template is one of my favorites.

4. Antiqueruby React Native Material Design

If you're just digging into React Native, Antiqueruby is one of the best tools you can have. With a collection of over 200+ screens, this kit gives you a ton of drop-in components for almost any scenario.

With direct access to the code behind the components, you can also use Antiqueruby to learn about each part of what goes into a React Native app, using small, self-contained components.

There are a ton of components to learn from, including:

• user profiles
• logins, sign-ups, and registrations
• advertising displays and handling
• complex navigation handlers
• third-party app integrations

If you're looking to improve your skills when it comes to modular components and front-end development, this kit will help you close the gap! 

Learn more about the Antiqueruby React Native component library with our tutorial.

• React Native
  Beautiful Material Design Apps With the Antiqueruby React Native Components
  Ashraff Hathibelagal

5. BeoNews Pro—React Native Mobile App for WordPress

There's hardly a better example of funneling your WordPress-based website into a React mobile app.

Easily get your WordPress site into mobile app form and onto the AppStore and Google Play with BeoNews Pro.

“BeoNews is an app that does magic for your website by converting your WordPress website into mobile true native app with customized contents.”

Features include:

• easy Facebook integration
  
• swipe gestures and animated UI/UX
• multiple layouts
• and more

If you're digging deeper into React or you want to get your WordPress-powered website into a mobile app store, this is an excellent place to start.

The BeoNews Pro React Native mobile app template for WordPress ticks all the right boxes.

6. Sky Webview—Android and IOS React Native App

As much as I like to get my hands dirty and learn how to build from the ground up, sometimes I find that it helps to use beginner-based tools. Once I can complete a project in “easy mode,” I can then dig deeper and learn the ins and outs more easily.

Sky Webview can help you get started with React applications without having to dig deep into code.

“No coding required.”

Features you'll find:

• online theme edit panel
• unlimited color options
• over 670 icons
• and more

I particularly like the “pull to refresh” feature.

Sky Webview is a wonderful aid for building your first React application.

7. OpenTV—React Native App for TV Channels and Livestreams

If you haven't already needed to bring video to a mobile device, it's only a matter of time. Present live stream video into a React application using the OpenTV app template.

“You want a simple but complete native application, allowing to watch TV channels or livestreams or your mobile? OpenTV is what you need!”

Helpful features include:

• supports both HTTP live streaming and local files
• player controls and customizable behaviors
• multiple formats and languages
• and more

The OpenTV React Native app template for tv channels and livestreams is your React application answer to mobile video.

8. BeoUI—Complete Mobile UI Template for React Native

This is another beautiful UI with plenty of styles that can be used in many different applications.

The BeoUI UI template will let you create great-looking apps for iOS and Android.

“A complete mobile UI template for React Native.”

Features include:

• flat design mixed with wonderful animation and parallax scrolling
• multiple menu styles
• WordPress support
• and more

This reactive application template packs plenty of punch. With good looks and flexibility, you can build just about anything with the BeoUI UI template for React Native.

9. Currency Converter React Native App

A great example of a mobile app that packs in a lot of information and is highly utilitarian is the Currency Converter app.

“It has stunning and attractive design and can easily be modified.”

Features include:

• converts currency based on the current market rate
• AdMob ready
• ready for iOS and Android

Complete with flags from all countries, create a fully functional currency converter and deliver yourself straight onto the AppStore and Google Play.

The Currency Converter React Native App is worth every penny.

Conclusion

Using, studying, and applying these React Native applications and strategies is one of the best ways to become a React pro. Digging into completed code, examining UI and UX choices, and using existing building blocks provides insight that's difficult to come across when starting from scratch.

If you're looking for other ways to improve your React Native chops, check out:

• other React Native applications on Envato Market
• Envato's React Native how-to tutorials, courses, and eBooks
• this overview of the tools available for React Native

Pairing something you want to build with a good template and resource material is a recipe for React application success.

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Building a React Native app from scratch can be difficult. Setting up the initial project can be complex and annoying, especially for those who work primarily on web applications.

How do you deal with the command line interface? What is exporting your project? These questions pop up, and for your first few apps, they'll seem like a mystery.

Not only that, but the transition to building native apps can be a shock. Responsive designs behave differently on smaller screens, and things like status bars have to be planned for.

This is where templates come in handy. Allowing you to skip over the initial setup, and creating a framework to work within, they can become one of the best tools in a React Native developer's kit.

A number of templates are available at CodeCanyon, along with many more tools for developers. You can also find different kinds of templates geared to specific niches, helping to cover ground on functionality only common in certain industries.

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In this tutorial, we'll take a look at how to use the MStore Pro template. This eCommerce app template for React Native helps you get an online store going quickly, and has a number of features you're going to love. Let's get started! 

You can also read how to use MStore Pro to make a mobile app for your WooCommerce site. 

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Getting the Template From the Marketplace

You can download the template by going to the MStore Pro product page at CodeCanyon. Though its a paid template, MStore Pro will help to reduce your development workload significantly. It'll take care of the most common functions and screens, and you just need to alter the design and hook it into your existing store (if you have one).

To get an idea what it offers out of the box, here are some of its top features:

• Full integration with WooCommerce: if you're running a WooCommerce website, the app can display the same products which you have on your existing website.
• Support for both iOS and Android: the app runs and looks good on both Android and iOS platforms.
• Social logins: customers can log in using their Facebook or Google account.
• Easy customization: everything is broken down into components. This ensures that you can easily customize the template based on your brand.
• Push notifications: this automatically alerts your customers when there's an update to the status of their order. You can also send out push notifications for product promotions. Push notifications are implemented with Firebase.  
• Multi-language support: out of the box you get English as the main language. Vietnamese exists as a second option, but you can also add your own language.
• Secure payment integration: payments are done with PayPal.

If you don't have an Envato account yet, you can sign up here. Once that's done, log in to your newly created account. Then you can go back to the MStore Pro page and click on the Buy Now button. 

Setting Up the Project

Once you've purchased the template, you'll get a download link to the template's archive file. Extract that and you'll get a CodeCanyon folder which contains MStore 2.2.

MStore 2.2 is the directory for the template project. Go ahead and open a new terminal window inside that directory and execute the following command:

npm install

Once that's done, there's an additional step if you want to build for iOS devices. Go to the iOS folder and execute the following:

pod install

Next, for Android, connect your mobile device to your computer and execute:

adb devices

Now you can run the app on your Android device:

react-native run-android

react-native run-ios

To give you an idea of the different pages available in the template, here are a few more screenshots.

The template comes with a complete, customizable multi-step checkout form. 

There is also a cart review screen that makes it easy for users to view or modify the contents of their cart.

The template comes with a product detail screen for getting more information about a product.

Last but not least, the template comes with a complete, working login flow, including support for social login. 

Troubleshooting Project Setup

In this section, I've compiled a list of common project setup errors and their solutions. 

Development Server Didn't Start

If the development server didn't automatically start when you executed react-native run-android or react-native run-ios, you can manually run it by executing:

react-native start

Watch Took Too Long to Load

If you get an error similar to the following:

Error building DependencyGraph:
 Error: Watcher took too long to load
Try running `watchman version` from your terminal
https://facebook.github.io/watchman/docs/troubleshooting.html
    at [object Object]._onTimeout (index.js:103:16)
    at Timer.listOnTimeout (timers.js:89:15)

This is because an existing Watchman instance is running. This is a component of the React Native development server. You can solve this error and shut down Watchman by executing the following commands:

sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_instances=99999
sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_user_watches=99999
sudo sysctl fs.inotify.max_queued_events=99999
watchman shutdown-server

Could Not Run ADB Reverse

If you're getting the following error:

error: closed Could not run adb reverse:
Command failed: /path/to/android-sdk-linux/sdk/platform-tools/adb -s
300494a80ea22200 reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081

It means that your Android device is running on a version that's lower than 5.0 (Lollipop). This isn't actually an error. It simply means that your Android device doesn't support adb reverse, which is used to connect the development server to your device via USB debugging. If this isn't available, React Native falls back to debugging using WiFi. You can find more information about it here: Running on Device.

Something else might be causing your build to fail. You can scroll up the terminal to see if there are any errors that happened before that.

Can't Find Variable _fbBatchedBridge

If you're getting the following error and the development server is running in WiFi mode, this means that you haven't set up the IP of your computer in your Android device. (This usually only comes up with Android devices below version 5.0.)

ReferenceError: Can't find variable: _fbBatchedBridge (line 1 in the generated bundle)

You can execute the following to show the React Native developer options on your device:

adb shell input keyevent 82

Select Dev Settings from the menu that shows up. Under the Debugging section, tap on Debug server host & port for device. Enter the internal IP assigned by your home router along with the port in which the development server is running and press OK:

YOUR_INTERNAL_IP:8081

Go back to the home screen of the app and execute adb shell input keyevent 82 again. This time select Reload to reload the app.

Could Not Find Firebase, App Compat, or GMS Play Services

If you're getting "could not find" errors, this means you haven't installed the corresponding packages using the Android SDK Manager.

Here are the packages that need to be installed:

• Android Support Repository
• Android Support Library
• Google Play Services
• Google Repository

Make sure to also update existing packages if there are any available updates.

Other Problems

If your problem doesn't involve any of the above, you can try the following:

• Check out the documentation on troubleshooting.
• Check out the template product comments. You can search for the error you're getting. Try to generalize and shorten the error message though—don't just search for the entire error message. If you can't find the error, you can try asking your own question in the comments thread. The support team usually replies promptly.
• Try searching for the error on Google. Even if the results you find don't involve the use of the template, they will give you an idea on how to solve the problem.
• Search on StackOverflow or ask a new question. Make sure to include all the necessary details (eg. the error message, any steps that you've taken). There's a good article about how to ask questions on StackOverflow.

Customizing the Template

A good place to start learning how to do things in the template is its documentation:

• API and Project Structure: shows where to find the different files in the template and what they're used for.
• WooCommerce Settings: shows how you can hook up your existing WooCommerce website to the app. Hooking up the app to your WooCommerce means that it will be able to fetch all the product categories and products in your WooCommerce store. 
• Customize the App Branding: shows how to customize the theme for your own brand.

Be sure to check those out! I'm not going to repeat what was mentioned in the documentation. Instead, what we're going to do in this section is to actually customize the template so it looks the way we want.

Most of the project configuration settings are stored inside the app/Constants.js file. Here are a few examples of things which you can change from this file:

WooCommerce Integration

The URL of the WooCommerce store being used by the app. By default, this uses mstore.io.

WordPress: {
    Address: 'http://mstore.io/api',
},
WooCommerce: {
    url: 'http://mstore.io',
    consumerKey: '',
    consumerSecret: '',
    wp_api: true,
    version: 'wc/v1',
    timeout: 10, //request timeout
    RootCategoryId: 0,
    Product: {
        Display: {
            ProductThumbnails: {width: 180, height: 216,},
            CatalogImages: {width: 300, height: 360,},
            SingleProductImage: {width: 600, height: 720,}
        }
    },
},

Social Login Options

This is implemented using Auth0, an authentication platform. By default, the template only supports Google and Facebook sign-ins. But you should be able to add any service which Auth0 supports.

Auth0: {
    clientId: '',
    domain: '',
},

Icons

You can use any icon from Fontawesome, but you should prefix the name with ios-.

Icon: { //App's icons. Checkout http://fontawesome.io/icons/ for more icons.
    Menu: 'ios-menu',
    Home: 'ios-home',
    Back: 'ios-arrow-back',
    Forward: 'ios-arrow-forward',
    Config: 'ios-settings',
    More: 'ios-more',
    SignIn: 'ios-log-in',
    SignOut: 'ios-log-out',
    ShoppingCart: 'ios-cart',
    ShoppingCartEmpty: 'ios-cart-outline',
    Sort: 'ios-funnel',
    Filter: 'ios-funnel-outline',
    ShowItem: 'ios-arrow-dropright',
    HideItem: 'ios-arrow-dropup',
    ListMode: 'ios-list-box',
    GridMode: 'ios-grid',
    RatingFull: 'ios-star',
    RatingEmpty: 'ios-star-outline',
    Wishlist: 'ios-heart',
    WishlistEmpty: 'ios-heart-outline',
    Delete: 'ios-trash',
    AddToCart: 'ios-cart',
    MyOrder: 'ios-cube',
    News: 'ios-paper',
    Mail: 'ios-mail',
    RatioOff: 'ios-radio-button-off',
    RatioOn: 'ios-radio-button-on',
    Search: 'ios-search',
    Close: 'ios-close',
    HappyFace:'ios-happy-outline',
    SadFace: 'ios-sad-outline',
},

Theme

Colors for the different components that make up each page can also be updated. For example, if you want to change the header background color, you can update the value for TopBar:

Color: {
    TopBar: 'white',
    TopBarIcon: '#283747',
}

Images

The splash screen and other images can also be updated by specifying a new path to each of the following:

Image: {
    Logo: require('./images/logo.png'),
    SplashScreen: require('./images/splash_screen.png'),
    CategoryPlaceholder: require('./images/category_placehodler.png'),
    DefaultAvatar: require('./images/default_avatar.jpg'),
    AvatarBackground: require('./images/avatar_background.jpg'),
    CheckoutStep1: require('./images/line-1.png'),
    CheckoutStep2: require('./images/line-2.png'),
    CheckoutStep3: require('./images/line-3.png'),
    Stripe: require('./images/stripe.png'),
    PayPal: require('./images/PayPal.png'),
    CashOnDelivery: require('./images/cash_on_delivery.png'),
    PlaceHolder: require('./images/placeholderImage.png'),
},

These images are stored in the app/images directory, you can simply replace them if you don't want to keep the old images.

PayPal Options

You can also change the PayPal options from this file. Be sure to create your own PayPal Developer Account to obtain the clientID and secretKey. Don't forget to update sandBoxMode to false when you deploy your app to production, because by default it uses sandbox mode so that no actual money will be spent on transactions.

PayPal: {
    clientID: '',
    secretKey: '',
    sandBoxMode: true, //change to false on production
},

Customizing Individual Pages

To customize individual pages, you need to go to the app/containers directory. This is where you will find the files for each page. For example, if you want to customize the home page, navigate to the home folder and open the index.js file. Once opened, you'll see that the page uses the <ImageCard> component to render each product category. So if you want to add a general styling for the <ImageCard> component, you have to update the app/Components/ImageCard/index.js file. Otherwise, you can simply update the styles within the page itself:

this.styles = {
    container: {flex: 1},
    imageCard: {
        width: Constants.Dimension.ScreenWidth(1),
        height: 200,
    },
    mainCategoryText: {
        color: 'white', //change the color of the category text
        fontSize: 40 //make the category text bigger
    },
    numberOfProductsText: {
        color: 'white',
        fontSize: 15
    }
}

Conclusion

With your app up and running, you can now start to dig in further. We barely scratched the surface of MStore Pro, but with the documentation in hand, you should have no problem finding out what to work on next.

For those with WooCommerce sites, hooking it into your online store should be next on the docket. Otherwise, try changing around some of the components, or altering the design to fit your own brand better.

Download the template now, or If you want to learn more about it, you can check out the documentation here. You can also find many more React Native app templates on CodeCanyon.

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Introduction

If you are familiar with the Android SDK, you probably know that using it to create a new game from scratch is no mean feat. Choosing the right game engine, supporting multiple screen sizes and DPIs, implementing error-free gameplay, and managing player data are all demanding tasks that can take days, if not weeks, to complete.

Thankfully, there's CodeCanyon, an online marketplace that, among other things, is teeming with well-thought-out game templates. By using one or more of those templates, you can skip most of the tedious aspects of game development and focus only on the bits that are unique to your game. 

In this article, I'm going to introduce you to some of the most feature-rich and awesome Android game templates available on CodeCanyon.

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1. Zumbla Deluxe

Zumbla Deluxe, developed by gradle, is a recently launched Android game template you can use to create beautiful tile-matching games. If you think there're enough match-three and puzzle games available on Google Play already, I'm sure you'll change your mind once you take a look at the template's rather unique graphics and game mechanics.

Right out of the box, the games you build with Zumbla Deluxe will conform to both the marble shooter and match-three game genres. If you're not satisfied with the default Mayan-inspired sprites they use, you can effortlessly reskin them to match your preferences.

2. Block Puzzle

Block Puzzle is another Android game template developed by gradle. As you may have guessed looking at the screenshot above, this template is ideal for creating simple yet addictive Tetris clones.

The template comes with smooth animations, colorful graphics, and awesome sound effects, all of which are easy to customize so long as you're familiar with Android Studio.

Additionally, Block Puzzle has support for AdMob ads built right into it. Therefore, you should have no trouble adding banner or interstitial ads to the games you build with it.

3. Bubble Adventure

Bubble Adventure, developed by monkey-creative, is a match-three game template with cute graphics and intuitive game mechanics. If you're someone who wants to quickly publish several fully-monetized casual games on Google Play, this template is for you. It features easily reskinnable assets, AdMob ads support, and support for both phones and tablets.

Because the Bubble Adventure Android game template offers lots of levels, combos, and boosters, the games you develop with it will have a high replay value and earning potential.

4. Online Word Quiz

Trivia quizzes tend to be very popular on Google Play. If you're interested in tapping into this market, you should give the Online Word Quiz template a try. It's an Android game template that allows you to build both word quiz games and image puzzle games.

Developed by leenah_albanna, this powerful template uses the Firebase Realtime database to store all your game data, including questions, answers, and puzzles. This means, even after publishing your games, you can continue to add more content to them, thus minimizing uninstall rates.

The template also supports in-app purchases, push notifications, and analytics.

5. Slot Machine Deluxe

Slot machine games are highly addictive and can be extremely profitable. They also have zero learning curve. With the Slot Machine Deluxe template, developed by Droid_Coder, you can create games in this genre in a matter of minutes.

Because this template is built using the native Android SDK, you can be sure that the games you create with it will have optimal performance with smooth animations on all devices running Android 4.4 or higher.

For monetization support, the Slot Machine Deluxe template uses the latest version of the AdMob Ads SDK.

6. Shoot and Run

Jumping over hurdles, shooting stuff, and leveling up are gameplay features that are very fun and engaging. Games that have these features are called platform games, or platformers. With Shoot and Run, a game template developed by questo_play, you can create your very own platformer without having to worry about implementing in-game physics or hit-testing.

The Shoot and Run game template comes with over 50 randomly generated levels, a Spritesheet Editor you can use to reskin the in-game graphics, and AdMob ads support. It's also fully integrated with Google Play services.

This template was built using the BuildBox game maker tool. To customize it, you are free to use either Android Studio and Eclipse. Additionally, if you are familiar with the Cocos2d game development framework, you'll be able to easily make advanced customizations to it.

7. My Coloring Book

Coloring book apps can be therapeutic for adults and extremely fun for kids. With My Coloring Book, you can create your own coloring book app without writing a single line of code.

This template from Envato author iQueen comes with over 100 different levels, AdMob ads support, and a very intuitive user interface.

Because it's built using the cocos-2d-x multi-platform game development framework, games you develop using this template will be able to run on Android, iOS, and Windows too.

8. Plane Crash!

Flappy Bird and its clones are still among the most addictive games available for smartphones today. With Plane Crash!, an Android game template developed by neurondigital, you can create your own clone of the game.

As such, this template gives you an infinite scrolling game where the hero, which is a plane by default, has to not only avoid collisions with walls, but also collect as many stars as possible. It's coded such that changing important gameplay variables, such as the plane's speed and the locations of the walls, is extremely easy.

The Plane Crash! template supports AdMob ads, leaderboards, achievements, and in-app purchases.

9. Spin to Fit

Spin to Fit from KartoFun is a template for obstacle-avoidance games that are optimized for touchscreen devices. The unique gameplay it offers involves helping a pair of orbs squeeze through rapidly approaching walls. Thanks to its dark, futuristic design, the games you create with this template are bound to please fans of sci-fi games and movies.

This game template includes five different characters, 24 interesting levels, and support for both AdMob ads and in-app purchases.

10. SkyWinner PUBG Tournament

E-sports is a billion-dollar industry. Lots of Google Play users these days are actively looking for apps that allow them to spectate or participate in mobile game tournaments. The SkyWinner PUBG Tournament template, developed by skyforcoding, allows you to build Android apps that cater to this user base.

Using this template, you can effortlessly organize paid tournaments for Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), a very popular multiplayer game. The template offers support for several payment gateways, push notifications, and user management.

The SkyWinner PUBG Tournament template has two parts to it: a native Android client for your users and a PHP-based admin panel for you.

Conclusion

If there's one thing Android users can't get enough of, it's new games that are fun and beautiful. That's probably why a majority of the top-grossing apps on Google Play are games. Indeed, if you are a budding Android developer looking to find success on Google Play, creating a new game is your best bet. I hope you use one of the Android game templates you learned about in this article to kickstart the development of your next game.

Put one of these templates to use right now, or check out some of the other game templates available on CodeCanyon. In addition to games, CodeCanyon also sells complete templates for lots of other kinds of apps. Learn more about them right here on Envato Tuts+!

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If you are familiar with the Android SDK, you probably know that using it to create a new game from scratch is no mean feat. Choosing the right game engine, supporting multiple screen sizes and DPIs, implementing error-free gameplay, and managing player data are all demanding tasks that can take days, if not weeks, to complete.

Thankfully, there's CodeCanyon, an online marketplace that, among other things, is teeming with well-thought-out game templates. By using one or more of those templates, you can skip most of the tedious aspects of game development and focus only on the bits that are unique to your game. 

In this article, I'm going to introduce you to some of the most feature-rich and awesome Android game templates available on CodeCanyon.

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1. Zumbla Deluxe

Zumbla Deluxe, developed by gradle, is a recently launched Android game template you can use to create beautiful tile-matching games. If you think there are enough match-three and puzzle games available on Google Play already, I'm sure you'll change your mind once you take a look at the template's rather unique graphics and game mechanics.

Right out of the box, the games you build with Zumbla Deluxe will conform to both the marble shooter and match-three game genres. If you're not satisfied with the default Mayan-inspired sprites they use, you can effortlessly reskin them to match your preferences.

2. Block Puzzle

Block Puzzle is another Android game template developed by gradle. As you may have guessed by looking at the screenshot above, this template is ideal for creating simple yet addictive Tetris clones.

The template comes with smooth animations, colorful graphics, and awesome sound effects, all of which are easy to customize so long as you're familiar with Android Studio.

Additionally, Block Puzzle has support for AdMob ads built right into it. Therefore, you should have no trouble adding banner or interstitial ads to the games you build with it.

3. Bubble Adventure

Bubble Adventure, developed by monkey-creative, is a match-three game template with cute graphics and intuitive game mechanics. If you're someone who wants to quickly publish several fully monetized casual games on Google Play, this template is for you. It features easily reskinnable assets, AdMob ads support, and support for both phones and tablets.

Because the Bubble Adventure Android game template offers lots of levels, combos, and boosters, the games you develop with it will have a high replay value and earning potential.

4. Online Word Quiz

Trivia quizzes tend to be very popular on Google Play. If you're interested in tapping into this market, you should give the Online Word Quiz template a try. It's an Android game template that allows you to build both word quiz games and image puzzle games.

Developed by leenah_albanna, this powerful template uses the Firebase Realtime database to store all your game data, including questions, answers, and puzzles. This means that even after publishing your games, you can continue to add more content to them, thus minimizing uninstall rates.

The template also supports in-app purchases, push notifications, and analytics.

5. Slot Machine Deluxe

Slot machine games are highly addictive and can be extremely profitable. They also have zero learning curve. With the Slot Machine Deluxe template, developed by Droid_Coder, you can create games in this genre in a matter of minutes.

Because this template is built using the native Android SDK, you can be sure that the games you create with it will have optimal performance with smooth animations on all devices running Android 4.4 or higher.

For monetization support, the Slot Machine Deluxe template uses the latest version of the AdMob Ads SDK.

6. Shoot and Run

Jumping over hurdles, shooting stuff, and leveling up are gameplay features that are very fun and engaging. Games that have these features are called platform games, or platformers. With Shoot and Run, a game template developed by questo_play, you can create your very own platformer without having to worry about implementing in-game physics or hit-testing.

The Shoot and Run game template comes with over 50 randomly generated levels, a Spritesheet Editor you can use to reskin the in-game graphics, and AdMob ads support. It's also fully integrated with Google Play services.

This template was built using the BuildBox game maker tool. To customize it, you are free to use either Android Studio or Eclipse. Additionally, if you are familiar with the Cocos2d game development framework, you'll be able to easily make advanced customizations to it.

7. My Coloring Book

Coloring book apps can be therapeutic for adults and extremely fun for kids. With My Coloring Book, you can create your own coloring book app without writing a single line of code.

This template from Envato author iQueen comes with over 100 different levels, AdMob ads support, and a very intuitive user interface.

Because it's built using the cocos-2d-x multi-platform game development framework, games you develop using this template will be able to run on Android, iOS, and Windows too.

8. Plane Crash!

Flappy Bird and its clones are still among the most addictive games available for smartphones today. With Plane Crash!, an Android game template developed by neurondigital, you can create your own clone of the game.

As such, this template gives you an infinite scrolling game where the hero, which is a plane by default, has to not only avoid collisions with walls, but also collect as many stars as possible. It's coded so that changing important gameplay variables, such as the plane's speed and the locations of the walls, is extremely easy.

The Plane Crash! template supports AdMob ads, leaderboards, achievements, and in-app purchases.

9. Spin to Fit

Spin to Fit from KartoFun is a template for obstacle-avoidance games that are optimized for touchscreen devices. The unique gameplay it offers involves helping a pair of orbs squeeze through rapidly approaching walls. Thanks to its dark, futuristic design, the games you create with this template are bound to please fans of sci-fi games and movies.

This game template includes five different characters, 24 interesting levels, and support for both AdMob ads and in-app purchases.

10. SkyWinner PUBG Tournament

E-sports is a billion-dollar industry. Lots of Google Play users these days are actively looking for apps that allow them to spectate or participate in mobile game tournaments. The SkyWinner PUBG Tournament template, developed by skyforcoding, allows you to build Android apps that cater to this user base.

Using this template, you can effortlessly organize paid tournaments for Player Unknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), a very popular multiplayer game. The template offers support for several payment gateways, push notifications, and user management.

The SkyWinner PUBG Tournament template has two parts to it: a native Android client for your users and a PHP-based admin panel for you.

Conclusion

If there's one thing Android users can't get enough of, it's new games that are fun and beautiful. That's probably why a majority of the top-grossing apps on Google Play are games. Indeed, if you are a budding Android developer looking to find success on Google Play, creating a new game is your best bet. I hope you use one of the Android game templates you learned about in this article to kickstart the development of your next game.

Put one of these templates to use right now, or check out some of the other game templates available on CodeCanyon. In addition to games, CodeCanyon also sells complete templates for lots of other kinds of apps. Learn more about them right here on Envato Tuts+!

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Google's Material Design is one of the few design languages that have managed to stand the test of time. It's been around for over five years now, and still continues to enjoy widespread popularity among Android users. The Android platform's SystemUI adheres to the guidelines of this design language, as do most popular apps available on Google Play today.

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Although Material Design's guidelines are well-documented and easy to understand, implementing them correctly using the Android SDK and AndroidX requires lots of careful coding and testing, primarily because you need to support multiple pixel densities, screen sizes, device orientations, and Android versions. By using MaterialX, however, you can save all that time and effort.

Developed by Envato Elite author Dream Space, MaterialX is a premium Material Design UI components library available on CodeCanyon. In addition to basic UI components such as buttons, cards, and sliders, it offers hundreds of unique, hand-crafted Material Design layouts you can directly start using in your apps. As such, while working with these layouts, you won't have to worry about tasks such as positioning UI components, adjusting their margins and paddings, or even animating them.

Let us now take a closer look at what MaterialX has to offer.

1. Navigation Components

It is very important that you have an attractive interface that allows users to move from one screen of your app to another. Material Design lists several components you can use to build such an interface, and MaterialX has implementations for all of them.

The most popular of such components these days is the bottom navigation bar. MaterialX currently offers eight beautiful bottom navigation bars for you to choose from. Here are two such bars:

If you prefer using sliding drawers instead, this template gives you several options, all of which are geared towards different types of apps. For instance, if you're building a news app, you can use the Drawer News component. Similarly, if you're creating a mail-related app, you can use the Drawer Mail component.

Tabs, which usually complement top app bars, are also widely used in Android apps. MaterialX has a variety of tab views, which look good in both light and dark themes. As you might expect, all of them support the horizontal swipe gesture.

2. Lists and Grids

Lists are an integral part of Android apps, and a well-designed list can dramatically improve your app's user experience. MaterialX offers nearly a dozen different types of lists, including sectioned, animated, and multi-select lists. It also offers a few app-specific lists, such as lists for news apps.

If you need to show more than one item in a row though, you'll have to use one of the six different grids this template has. In addition to the commonly-used basic and sectioned grids, MaterialX has grids for gallery apps and caller apps.

Cards are often used with both lists and grids. Because MaterialX has card templates for handling most use cases, you can now avoid creating your own cards from scratch. Some of the card templates can be used to create introductory or tutorial screens too.

It's worth noting that MaterialX has separate components to display smaller lists, such as lists of tags and preferences lists.

3. Forms

Creating forms is hard. Convincing users to fill and submit forms is harder still. Fortunately, MaterialX comes with a large number of beautiful templates for forms, which your users are going to enjoy filling in.

While creating forms, you are free to choose from either the generic form templates, such as those for sign in and sign up forms, or from the domain-specific templates, such as those for eCommerce.

To make your life easier, MaterialX also has entire layouts dedicated to specific types of forms. Because these attractive layouts serve as full-fledged containers for the forms, while using them, you won't have to add any other UI components to your layout. Currently, there are layouts for login forms, phone number verification forms, and payment forms.

Note that many of the form templates have dark-themed alternatives too.

4. Form Elements

If you're interested in creating forms yourself, instead of directly using Android's default form elements, you could try using the elements available in MaterialX. They are usually better-looking and provide a more interesting user experience.

The template has a variety of buttons, pickers, and sliders, as you can see in the screenshots below:

To facilitate displaying form-related messages, the template has several custom implementations for toasts, alert dialogs, and snackbars too.

5. Dashboards

An intuitive dashboard displaying lots of timely and context-sensitive data can be the ideal home screen for many kinds of apps, such as fitness apps, travel apps, and apps related to cryptocurrencies. MaterialX currently has eleven dashboards, each targeting a different domain. For example, here are two dashboard layouts, one for eCommerce apps, and one for travel apps: 

All the available dashboards are comprehensive, well thought out, and visually pleasing. Therefore, you can usually start using them without having to make any customizations.

6. Social Screens

Adding simple social features to your app is a great way to improve user retention. Typically, all you need to do is allow your users to create profiles for themselves and share content with friends or followers. MaterialX has dozens of components that can help you save time while implementing both these features.

This template has nearly two dozen layouts for profile pages, each with a unique look and feel. While some are generic, most are designed to target certain user groups, such as photographers, freelancers, and job seekers.

Additionally, MaterialX has layouts for displaying user feeds and timelines. If you're trying to implement Twitter-like functionality in your app, you're going to find these layouts extremely helpful.

Lastly, if you want to allow your users to communicate among themselves or with your your team in realtime, MaterialX offers layouts that are very similar to those you see in apps like WhatsApp and Telegram.

7. Screens for Blogs

Do you have a WordPress blog already? With MaterialX, you can create an Android app for it effortlessly.

The template has a large variety of layouts you can use for displaying your posts. These pleasant layouts can smoothly render both text and images.

Additionally, there are many layouts for "about us" pages, which you can use to talk about yourself or your company, and "search" pages, which you can use while adding search functionality to your app.

Because blogs these days aren't limited to just text and images, MaterialX has layouts for handling audio and video content too. The template has two layouts for video players and several for audio players, which support both independent sound files and playlists.

Conclusion

MaterialX is one of the most comprehensive Android app templates available on CodeCanyon. With over 2250 sales and mostly five-star reviews, it's also one of the most popular templates there. In my opinion, it's a must-have for Android developers who want to dramatically improve the looks of their apps.

When you purchase a license for MaterialX, in addition to its source code, you'll get access to all its documentation. You can refer to it to learn more about the template.

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Google's Material Design is one of the few design languages that have managed to stand the test of time. It's been around for over five years now, and still continues to enjoy widespread popularity among Android users. The Android platform's SystemUI adheres to the guidelines of this design language, as do most popular apps available on Google Play today.

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Although Material Design's guidelines are well-documented and easy to understand, implementing them correctly using the Android SDK and AndroidX requires lots of careful coding and testing, primarily because you need to support multiple pixel densities, screen sizes, device orientations, and Android versions. By using MaterialX, however, you can save all that time and effort.

Developed by Envato Elite author Dream Space, MaterialX is a premium Material Design UI components library available on CodeCanyon. In addition to basic UI components such as buttons, cards, and sliders, it offers hundreds of unique, hand-crafted Material Design layouts you can directly start using in your apps. As such, while working with these layouts, you won't have to worry about tasks such as positioning UI components, adjusting their margins and paddings, or even animating them.

Let us now take a closer look at what MaterialX has to offer.

1. Navigation Components

It is very important that you have an attractive interface that allows users to move from one screen of your app to another. Material Design lists several components you can use to build such an interface, and MaterialX has implementations for all of them.

The most popular such component these days is the bottom navigation bar. MaterialX currently offers eight beautiful bottom navigation bars for you to choose from. Here are two such bars:

If you prefer using sliding drawers instead, this template gives you several options, all of which are geared towards different types of apps. For instance, if you're building a news app, you can use the Drawer News component. Similarly, if you're creating a mail-related app, you can use the Drawer Mail component.

Tabs, which usually complement top app bars, are also widely used in Android apps. MaterialX has a variety of tab views, which look good in both light and dark themes. As you might expect, all of them support the horizontal swipe gesture.

2. Lists and Grids

Lists are an integral part of Android apps, and a well-designed list can dramatically improve your app's user experience. MaterialX offers nearly a dozen different types of lists, including sectioned, animated, and multi-select lists. It also offers a few app-specific lists, such as lists for news apps.

If you need to show more than one item in a row, though, you'll have to use one of the six different grids this template has. In addition to the commonly used basic and sectioned grids, MaterialX has grids for gallery apps and caller apps.

Cards are often used with both lists and grids. Because MaterialX has card templates for handling most use cases, you can now avoid creating your own cards from scratch. Some of the card templates can be used to create introductory or tutorial screens too.

It's worth noting that MaterialX has separate components to display smaller lists, such as lists of tags and preferences lists.

3. Forms

Creating forms is hard. Convincing users to fill out and submit forms is harder still. Fortunately, MaterialX comes with a large number of beautiful templates for forms, which your users are going to enjoy filling in.

While creating forms, you are free to choose from either the generic form templates, such as those for sign-in and sign-up forms, or the domain-specific templates, such as those for eCommerce.

To make your life easier, MaterialX also has entire layouts dedicated to specific types of forms. Because these attractive layouts serve as full-fledged containers for the forms, you won't have to add any other UI components to your layout while using them. Currently, there are layouts for login forms, phone number verification forms, and payment forms.

Note that many of the form templates have dark-themed alternatives too.

4. Form Elements

If you're interested in creating forms yourself, instead of directly using Android's default form elements, you could try using the elements available in MaterialX. They are usually better-looking and provide a more interesting user experience.

The template has a variety of buttons, pickers, and sliders, as you can see in the screenshots below:

To facilitate displaying form-related messages, the template has several custom implementations for toasts, alert dialogs, and snackbars too.

5. Dashboards

An intuitive dashboard displaying lots of timely and context-sensitive data can be the ideal home screen for many kinds of apps, such as fitness apps, travel apps, and apps related to cryptocurrencies. MaterialX currently has 11 dashboards, each targeting a different domain. For example, here are two dashboard layouts, one for eCommerce apps and one for travel apps: 

All the available dashboards are comprehensive, well thought out, and visually pleasing. Therefore, you can usually start using them without having to make any customizations.

6. Social Screens

Adding simple social features to your app is a great way to improve user retention. Typically, all you need to do is allow your users to create profiles for themselves and share content with friends or followers. MaterialX has dozens of components that can help you save time while implementing both these features.

This template has nearly two dozen layouts for profile pages, each with a unique look and feel. While some are generic, most are designed to target certain user groups, such as photographers, freelancers, and job seekers.

Additionally, MaterialX has layouts for displaying user feeds and timelines. If you're trying to implement Twitter-like functionality in your app, you're going to find these layouts extremely helpful.

Lastly, if you want to allow your users to communicate among themselves or with your team in real time, MaterialX offers layouts that are very similar to those you see in apps like WhatsApp and Telegram.

7. Screens for Blogs

Do you have a WordPress blog already? With MaterialX, you can create an Android app for it effortlessly.

The template has a large variety of layouts you can use for displaying your posts. These pleasant layouts can smoothly render both text and images.

Additionally, there are many layouts for "about us" pages, which you can use to talk about yourself or your company, and "search" pages, which you can use while adding search functionality to your app.

Because blogs these days aren't limited to just text and images, MaterialX has layouts for handling audio and video content too. The template has two layouts for video players and several for audio players, which support both independent sound files and playlists.

Conclusion

MaterialX is one of the most comprehensive Android app templates available on CodeCanyon. With over 2,250 sales and mostly five-star reviews, it's also one of the most popular templates there. In my opinion, it's a must-have for Android developers who want to dramatically improve the looks of their apps.

When you purchase a license for MaterialX, in addition to its source code, you'll get access to all its documentation. You can refer to it to learn more about the template.

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For those looking to build hybrid mobile apps, Ionic is one of the first frameworks that you’ll run into. There’s good reason that it has gained significant usage among developers looking to create apps for several mobile devices from a single code base.

Ionic has a number of features that go beyond other offerings though, with something for everyone from beginning developers to veterans.

Read on to find out more about Ionic, and find tutorials to help you advance your skills no matter your current level.

The Ionic Framework

Ionic aims to solve a huge problem that came along with the explosion of smart devices. If there are a dozen different mobile operating systems out there, how do you build an app using the least amount of resources?

More recently, the market has become dominated by two mobile operating systems, iOS and Android. Each still required a separate app to be created though, using its own set of languages and libraries. However, with frameworks like Ionic, it has become possible to create your mobile app with a single code base, and deploy it to multiple types of devices.

What does Ionic do though exactly?

It allows developers to create a mobile app using familiar web technologies: HTML, CSS and  JavaScript. It also has a set of libraries that help to create abstractions for system features on each type of mobile device. This means that the command to grab a picture from an Android camera and an Apple camera look largely the same in the JavaScript code, despite big differences under the hood.

The benefit of this is that it cuts down development time and resources by half, or even more if your target audience is larger than just Android and iOS. It also means that you don’t have to be a specialist in mobile development to create mobile apps any more, as JavaScript is a common web development language. This use of a transferable language means that it’s easy to build with Ionic if you’ve ever done web development before, and it also opens up the number of developers that are able to create mobile applications.

Before getting started with Ionic though, you’ll want to have a solid grasp on JavaScript.

JavaScript Foundations

Ionic is a framework built on what is arguably the most loved and simultaneously most hated programming language of all time, JavaScript. Having been around for more than two decades, JavaScript's proliferation on the web makes it one of the most used languages out there.

To get started with Ionic then, you’ll first need to know JavaScript.

There’s a number of ways to get up to speed on JavaScript, with one of the available courses being “Modern JavaScript Fundamentals” by Dan Wellman. This 6 hour course takes you through all of the basics of JavaScript, and prepares your for working with it, and lays the groundwork used in many of its frameworks.

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Next you can check out the “Practice JavaScript and Learn” series of courses, which will help you get some hands-on experience with the language. Practice JavaScript and Learn: Functions and Practice JavaScript and Learn: Object-Oriented Programming are two that will be especially useful when working with Ionic, because of its use of states and objects.

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Learning Angular

Once you're up to speed on JavaScript, you'll want to look at some tutorials or courses on Angular. Ionic is built on top of the Angular framework (similar to how React Native is built on React), so having the basics of the framework down as well will go a long way to making your learning path go smoothly. The Angular Fundamentals course will help you to flex your skills within the framework.

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Once you’ve brushed up on your JavaScript, it’s finally time to start digging into Ionic.

Basics of the Ionic Framework

Before getting into making fully-fledged apps, let’s start by dabbling in the basics first. While we talked about the Ionic Framework a bit, it’s important to know that Ionic is actually a series of related services.

We’ll be focusing on the open source framework, but there are also expanded tools such as a drag and drop editor, enterprise versions of the framework, and a continuous deployment aspect. The drag and drop editor is especially interesting, and if you want to get started with it, check out the course“Easy Mobile Apps with Ionic Creator” by Reginald Dawson.

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To start to get oriented with the code and concepts behind Ionic, take a look at “Ionic from Scratch: Getting Started with Ionic”. Once you have your environment set up, “Ionic from Scratch: Working with Ionic Components” will help you to become comfortable with the framework’s components and screens. After that, take some time to look around the Ionic developer documentation. The introduction, components, and theming areas are must-reads for anyone hoping to make a full mobile app using the framework.

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  Components make your Ionic app come to life. In this post we'll take a look at some key components—the building blocks for your Ionic app.

Once you’ve worked your way through all of that information, you’re now at the fun step, making apps! Next, we’ll look at resources that can help you bring it all together.

Build Apps with Ionic

Once you’ve got the basics of the framework down, it’s time to start making apps. The goal at this point is going to be to learn more about advanced components, as well as looking at how to structure and create simple apps.

The next step will be looking at the developer docs in more detail, really delving into the areas for specific components, architecture, and each of Ionic’s core concepts. Then it might make sense to get your hands on some complete code examples to break down for understanding.

To explore advanced components, check out the article “Ionic Components for Quickly Building Your MVP”. It includes links to complex components for UI, social authentication, restaurant booking, and a number of other pieces that can help to expand your understanding of components.

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Once you feel comfortable with that, take a look at some existing templates for Ionic. These fully-fledged apps can help you to get a feel for how the architecture for apps can look, as well as how all of the components fit together. The article “15 Ready-Made Ionic 3 App Templates” links out to a number of useful app templates in many niches, each giving you direct access to their source code.

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What Is an Ionic App Template?

Ionic templates work similar to front-end development themes and templates that you might have run into using other platforms, such as WordPress themes. They consist of a series of files and assets that help to bridge the gap between the framework itself and the finished product that you are seeking.

There are a ton of benefits to using an Ionic app template, namely:

• starting with a large portion of your project already completed
• documented, professional code
• reduced project cost
• an existing structure to build the remainder of your project on

Pairing these benefits with the already powerful framework provided by Ionic gives developers a huge leg up when it comes to app development. Small development teams and those with limited resources will find them especially helpful. Here are a couple of the best:

Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce

Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce, developed by hakeemnala, is a template you should definitely consider using if you are creating an e-commerce app. It allows you to quickly create a beautiful app that can connect to your WooCommerce website.

Ionic Framework App

If you are looking for a modern template with dozens of beautiful pages and a wide variety of useful features, this template is for you. Built with Ionic 3, it is very modular and extremely easy to extend. In fact, it has over 20 modules and over 35 components!

Ionic 3 UI Theme

The developers of Ionic 3 UI Theme promise that you can make just about any app with their UI app template. With over 100 layouts and hundreds of HTML5 UI components, they might just be right. Apart from offering maximum flexibility and easy customization, the app offers Google Analytics so you can track your user’s behavior, MailChimp integration, Google Maps integration, and so much more.

Advanced Ionic and Complex Features

OIten the focus with Ionic is on how easy it is to create very simple apps, especially with its drag and drop editor. Beyond that though, it presents a set of complex features and a robust framework. It’s even become the framework of choice for a number of popular apps, including Untappd, MarketWatch, Nationwide, and Joule.

One of the most interesting aspects of Ionic is its theme system, which allows for easy swapping of styling with CSS and CSS-live variables. Ionic has thorough documentation on its theme system, along with several advanced features here.

If you’re looking to follow along with creation of a more complex app, check out the series “Creating a Task Manager App with Ionic”. After that, take a look at some of the other Ionic services that can be integrated, including push notifications (“Get Started with Ionic Services: Push”). If you’re looking to work on a large-scale or enterprise level, learning about Ionic’s deploy service is also important (“Get Started with Ionic Services: Deploy”).

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How Did You Learn Ionic Framework?

There are many paths to learning Ionic, but hopefully this gives you some starting points no matter what point of your journey you’re at. How did you learn Ionic? What resources did you find the most useful? Let us know in the comments below! 

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With Ionic, creating a high-performance, cross-platform mobile app is as easy as creating a website. Seasoned web developers or anyone with an intimate knowledge of JavaScript can easily get up and running with Ionic. Its ability to create native apps on Android, iOS, and more with a JS framework and a single codebase make it a breeze to pick up. I assure you, you'll take to it like a fish to water.

Building a feature-rich Ionic app with an elegant user interface, however, can be challenging—even more so if it is to look native on multiple platforms. Fortunately, by using a ready-made Ionic template, you can save substantial amounts of time and effort.

CodeCanyon is one of the largest online marketplaces for Ionic templates. No matter what your app's requirements are, there's a good chance that CodeCanyon has a template for it. In this article, I'm going to list 15 outstanding Ionic app templates you should consider using this year.

What Is an Ionic App Template?

Ionic templates work similar to front-end development themes and templates that you might have run into using other platforms, such as WordPress themes. They consist of a series of files and assets that help to bridge the gap between the framework itself and the finished product that you are seeking.

There are a ton of benefits to using an Ionic app template, namely:

• starting with a large portion of your project already completed
• documented, professional code
• reduced project cost
• an existing structure to build the remainder of your project on

Pairing these benefits with the already powerful framework provided by Ionic gives developers a huge leg up when it comes to app development. Small development teams and those with limited resources will find them especially helpful.

1. Ionic 3 UI Theme

This template, developed by elite author CreativeForm, is ideal for Ionic developers who want to create beautiful apps but spend less time designing them. It offers just one theme that includes over 70 commonly used screens and more than 45 finished layouts ready to use. It also has a well-organized Sass file containing dozens of variables you can change to further customize your app's looks.

2. IonFullApp

IonFullApp, developed by elite author IonicThemes, is a multipurpose app template which comes in three different versions: basic, pro, and elite. These three versions offer from 30 to 38 screens and different combinations of components to suit a variety of needs. Some of the best features offered are Google Maps integration, social login, geolocation, a video player, and an image slider.

3. Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce

Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce, developed by hakeemnala, is a template you should definitely consider using if you are creating an eCommerce app. It allows you to quickly create a beautiful app that can connect to your WooCommerce website.

This integration allows you to pull in settings, products, and more. This cohesiveness across platforms provides a seamless experience and makes it a breeze for your customers to shop your brand anywhere, without feeling out of place.

This app template supports all major payment methods, has auto-updating shipping information, and a global search that make it as versatile as it is stunning.

4. Ionic 3 Restaurant App

If you’re looking for an intuitive restaurant app that's easy to set up, then check out this Ionic 3 Restaurant App template, developed by Lrandom. The app is well structured and offers useful features that will enhance any restaurant’s presence.

Food categories, fully fleshed-out product listings, adjustable pricing, current promotions, a powerful search, and an easily navigable cart will help your app to stand out. In addition, the source code for the app comes with an admin panel CMS that will help you build your app faster.

5. Ionic Material Design

Do you or your team follow the Google Material Design concepts? This app template will feel right at home then! Developed to meet Material Design guidelines and best practices, this app will fit right in with any other Material Design projects that you have up and running.

Beyond its looks, this app has its own full set of features. Storage functions, social connectors, push notifications, and in-app advertising handling make it the perfect combination of a good looking design with functional code. Make sure to check out this template developed by IonicMaterialDesign!

6. Ionic Framework App

If you are looking for a modern template with dozens of beautiful pages and a wide variety of useful features, this template, created by gtsopour, is for you. Built with Ionic 3, it is very modular and extremely easy to extend. In fact, it has over 20 modules and over 35 components!

The apps you create with this template will be able to communicate with your WordPress blog using its REST API. They'll also be able to display charts, YouTube videos, Google maps, and RSS feeds. Another impressive fact about the template is that it offers a barcode scanner module, which you can use to scan several types of barcodes.

7. Restaurant Ionic 3

Restaurant Ionic 3, developed by appseed, is a template that's bound to entice any restaurant owner—or restaurant goer. Apps created with it are feature-packed, and they have intuitive user interfaces that let customers view menus, place customized orders, read about special offers, and choose delivery methods. They'll also allow you to communicate with your customers using push notifications.

Setting this template up is a breeze. So is customizing it, because you can dramatically change the looks of your app by simply selecting one of the several beautiful Material Design-inspired color themes it offers.

8. Ionium 2

Ionium 2 is an update of the popular multipurpose app template Ionium, created by ionicpremium. Built with Ionic 3, this multipurpose app template is a great choice for almost any type of app. E-commerce, hotel booking, news readers, and social media apps will all find useful features to speed along development. The template allows you to quickly create CRUD-oriented apps, which support both local and remote storage.

Ionium 2 uses Sass and Material Design components, animations, and gestures, so you can be sure that the apps you create with it will look very modern and polished.

9. Ionic 3 Toolkit

The Ionic 3 Toolkit app template developed by appseed certainly lives up to its promise of being a toolkit. This template offers a wide range of features paired with a modular structure. With these two selling points in tandem, you can easily and quickly build a variety of different apps, all from the same template.

It also allows you to collect data from your WordPress, Drupal, YouTube, Vimeo, Instagram and other social media accounts and add them to the content of your app as needed. Furthermore, the template makes it easy to customise the template’s default styles by changing the predefined colours or the default value of the Sass.

10. Firetask

Apps with social features tend to be more successful on both Google Play and Apple's App Store. If you’re looking for an Ionic 3 app template to build a social media app for yourself or a client, look no further than Firetask by developer Stewan_io. Firetask is a social media app template that has everything you need to get started. It offers screens that allow users to sign up, sign in, create posts, write comments, browse through trending topics, and much more.

11. WooCommerce Mobile App

WooCommerce Mobile App template, by hakeemnala, is a best-selling template and is one of the best-rated in its category.

The app allows clients to connect to their WooCommerce store and sync categories and products in real time. Once customers register and log in, they can shop, pay for items, view order status and order history, and manage their account. Useful features include a featured products page, categories, a powerful search and filter, list and grid views, as well as ratings and reviews.

Being able to tie into an existing CMS reduces the overall work that needs to be completed, both by developers and by the eventual end user.

12. Hotel Room Reservation

For those looking to build a portal for an existing hotel or to recreate something similar to Airbnb, FunnyIonic’s Hotel Room Reservation can get you started. The template helps developers to create an app that will allow end users to search, view and book hotels in their targeted location. The app is integrated with Google Maps and PayPal for user convenience.

13. Conference Ionic 3

Another app template by the prolific developer appseed, Conference Ionic 3 app template offers something unique in the app template arena. The app is aimed at conference organizers who want to create an app for attendees that provides all the information related to a conference in one handy app.

It allows attendees to view conference information such as location, exhibition halls, speakers, schedules, sponsors, committees, and much more. Users can access speaker profiles and create their own personal schedules, which is helpful for anyone that’s trying to make sense of a multi-track conference.

14. Ionic eCommerce

While we’ve covered a few specific eCommerce templates so far, Ionic eCommerce by vectorcoder is a different beast. Its focus on widely useable features have made it an extremely popular starting point for those looking to sell online. While it operates well as a template, its real power is in its toolkit approach, providing everything you might need for many types of eCommerce apps.

Ionic eCommerce offers a variety of ready-made eCommerce pages to create your mobile app and provides a comprehensive CMS to manage your store. Some key features include interactive themes, social share, product filters, sorting and search, inventory management, and much more. The developer provides full support and will customise and install the app for you for a fee.

15. Nearme

Nearme is a location-based app template by developer quanlabs. The Ionic 3 template helps developers build an app that will identify supermarkets, restaurants, places of interest, gas stations, etc. that are near the user. The template comes with an admin panel that allows developers to send push notifications to users and manage categories, places, deals, slider images, users, reviews, and more.

16.ionWordpress

A bestselling Ionic app template on the CodeCanyon marketplace, ionWordpress has caught on with developers looking to bring their WordPress sites to mobile devices. Living up to its name, ionWordpress helps you to grab info from your WordPress site, placing it in an Ionic wrapper that lets your site live as a native app.

A unique feature of ionWordpress is its support for WordPress authentication, taking it a step beyond other WordPress apps, and offering full integration with your site. It also takes advantage of SASS to make creating a consistent and stunning theme a piece of cake.

Conclusion

These 16 premium Ionic 3 templates will give you a huge leg up in your app development process. But don’t limit yourself to just the ones on this list!

These are just a small selection of the hundreds of Ionic 3 app templates we have available at CodeCanyon. With so many app templates in existence, you’re sure to find one that’s helpful, no matter how niche your project.

And if you want to improve your skills in building Ionic apps and templates, then check out some of the ever-so-useful Ionic tutorials we have on offer!

For those looking to build hybrid mobile apps, Ionic is one of the first frameworks that you’ll run into. There’s good reason that it has gained significant usage among developers looking to create apps for several mobile devices from a single code base.

Ionic has a number of features that go beyond other offerings, with something for everyone from beginning developers to veterans.

Read on to find out more about Ionic and discover tutorials to help you advance your skills, no matter your current level.

The Ionic Framework

Ionic aims to solve a huge problem that came along with the explosion of smart devices. If there are a dozen different mobile operating systems out there, how do you build an app using the least amount of resources?

More recently, the market has become dominated by two mobile operating systems, iOS and Android. Each still required a separate app to be created, though, using its own set of languages and libraries. However, with frameworks like Ionic, it has become possible to create your mobile app with a single code base, and deploy it to multiple types of devices.

What does Ionic do exactly?

It allows developers to create a mobile app using familiar web technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It also has a set of libraries that help to create abstractions for system features on each type of mobile device. This means that the command to grab a picture from an Android camera and an Apple camera look largely the same in the JavaScript code, despite big differences under the hood.

The benefit of this is that it cuts down development time and resources by half, or even more if your target audience is larger than just Android and iOS. It also means that you don’t have to be a specialist in mobile development to create mobile apps any more, as JavaScript is a common web development language. This use of a transferable language means that it’s easy to build with Ionic if you’ve ever done web development before, and it also opens up the number of developers that are able to create mobile applications.

Before getting started with Ionic, though, you’ll want to have a solid grasp of JavaScript.

JavaScript Foundations

Ionic is a framework built on what is arguably the most loved and simultaneously most hated programming language of all time, JavaScript. Having been around for more than two decades, JavaScript's proliferation on the web makes it one of the most used languages out there.

To get started with Ionic, then, you’ll first need to know JavaScript.

There are a number of ways to get up to speed on JavaScript, with one of the available courses being “Modern JavaScript Fundamentals” by Dan Wellman. This six-hour course takes you through all of the basics of JavaScript, preparing you for working with it and laying the groundwork used in many of its frameworks.

• JavaScript
  Modern JavaScript Fundamentals
  Dan Wellman

Next, you can check out the “Practice JavaScript and Learn” series of courses, which will help you get some hands-on experience with the language. Practice JavaScript and Learn: Functions and Practice JavaScript and Learn: Object-Oriented Programming are two that will be especially useful when working with Ionic, because of its use of states and objects.

• Practice JavaScript and Learn: Object-Oriented Programming

  JavaScript has strong support for object-oriented programming, though sometimes the object-oriented features of the language have been misunderstood. In...

• Practice JavaScript and Learn: Functions

  Functions are one of the most important constructs in JavaScript. But despite their importance, there's a lot of confusion around JavaScript...

Learning Angular

Once you're up to speed on JavaScript, you'll want to look at some tutorials or courses on Angular. Ionic is built on top of the Angular framework (similar to how React Native is built on React), so having the basics of the framework down will go a long way to making your learning path go smoothly. The Angular Fundamentals course will help you to flex your skills within the framework.

• Angular
  Angular Fundamentals
  Dan Wellman

Once you’ve brushed up on your JavaScript, it’s finally time to start digging into Ionic.

Basics of the Ionic Framework

Before getting into making fully fledged apps, let’s start by dabbling in the basics first. While we've talked about the Ionic Framework a bit, it’s important to know that Ionic is actually a series of related services.

We’ll be focusing on the open-source framework, but there are also expanded tools such as a drag-and-drop editor, enterprise versions of the framework, and a continuous deployment aspect. The drag-and-drop editor is especially interesting, and if you want to get started with it, check out the course“Easy Mobile Apps With Ionic Creator” by Reginald Dawson.

• Ionic 2
  Easy Mobile Apps With Ionic Creator
  Reginald Dawson

To start to get oriented with the code and concepts behind Ionic, take a look at “Ionic from Scratch: Getting Started With Ionic”. Once you have your environment set up, “Ionic from Scratch: Working With Ionic Components” will help you to become comfortable with the framework’s components and screens. After that, take some time to look around the Ionic developer documentation. The introduction, components, and theming areas are must-reads for anyone hoping to make a full mobile app using the framework.

• Ionic From Scratch: Getting Started With Ionic

  So you've heard about Ionic and you're wondering how to get started? Learn how to set up an Ionic development environment and create an Ionic project.

• Ionic From Scratch: Working With Ionic Components

  Components make your Ionic app come to life. In this post we'll take a look at some key components—the building blocks for your Ionic app.

Once you’ve worked your way through all of that information, you’re now at the fun step: making apps! Next, we’ll look at resources that can help you bring it all together.

Build Apps With Ionic

Once you’ve got the basics of the framework down, it’s time to start making apps. The goal at this point is going to be to learn more about advanced components, as well as looking at how to structure and create simple apps.

The next step will be looking at the developer docs in more detail, really delving into the areas for specific components, architecture, and each of Ionic’s core concepts. Then it might make sense to get your hands on some complete code examples to break down for understanding.

To explore advanced components, check out the article “Ionic Components for Quickly Building Your MVP”. It includes links to complex components for UI, social authentication, restaurant booking, and a number of other pieces that can help to expand your understanding of components.

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  Ionic Components for Quickly Building Your App MVP
  Kyle Sloka-Frey

Once you feel comfortable with that, take a look at some existing templates for Ionic. These fully fledged apps can help you to get a feel for how the architecture for apps can look, as well as how all of the components fit together. The article “15 Ready-Made Ionic 3 App Templates” links out to a number of useful app templates in many niches, each giving you direct access to their source code.

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  15 Ready-Made Ionic 3 App Templates
  Kyle Sloka-Frey

What Is an Ionic App Template?

Ionic templates are similar to front-end development themes and templates that you might have run into using other platforms, such as WordPress themes. They consist of a series of files and assets that help to bridge the gap between the framework itself and the finished product that you are seeking.

There are a ton of benefits to using an Ionic app template, namely:

• starting with a large portion of your project already completed
• documented, professional code
• reduced project cost
• an existing structure to build the remainder of your project on

Pairing these benefits with the already powerful framework provided by Ionic gives developers a huge leg up when it comes to app development. Small development teams and those with limited resources will find them especially helpful.

Here are a couple of the best:

Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce

Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce, developed by hakeemnala, is a template you should definitely consider using if you are creating an e-commerce app. It allows you to quickly create a beautiful app that can connect to your WooCommerce website.

Ionic Framework App

If you are looking for a modern template with dozens of beautiful pages and a wide variety of useful features, this template is for you. Built with Ionic 3, it is very modular and extremely easy to extend. In fact, it has over 20 modules and over 35 components!

Ionic 3 UI Theme

The developers of Ionic 3 UI Theme promise that you can make just about any app with their UI app template. With over 100 layouts and hundreds of HTML5 UI components, they might just be right. Apart from offering maximum flexibility and easy customization, the app offers Google Analytics so you can track your user’s behavior, Mailchimp integration, Google Maps integration, and so much more.

Advanced Ionic and Complex Features

Often the focus with Ionic is on how easy it is to create very simple apps, especially with its drag-and-drop editor. Beyond that, though, it presents a set of complex features and a robust framework. It’s even become the framework of choice for a number of popular apps, including Untappd, MarketWatch, Nationwide, and Joule.

One of the most interesting aspects of Ionic is its theme system, which allows for easy swapping of styling with CSS and CSS-live variables. Ionic has thorough documentation on its theme system, along with several advanced features.

If you’re looking to follow along with the creation of a more complex app, check out the series “Creating a Task Manager App With Ionic”. After that, take a look at some of the other Ionic services that can be integrated, including push notifications (“Get Started With Ionic Services: Push”). If you’re looking to work on a large scale or enterprise level, learning about Ionic’s deploy service is also important (“Get Started With Ionic Services: Deploy”).

• Angular
  Creating a Task Manager App Using Ionic: Part 1
  Roy Agasthyan
• Ionic
  Get Started With Ionic Services: Push
  Wern Ancheta
• Ionic
  Get Started With Ionic Services: Deploy
  Wern Ancheta

How Did You Learn the Ionic Framework?

There are many paths to learning Ionic, but hopefully this gives you some starting points, no matter what point of your journey you’re at.

How did you learn Ionic? What resources did you find the most useful? Let us know in the comments below! 

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  10 Stunning Ionic App Templates
  Esther Vaati
• App Templates
  15 Ready-Made Ionic 3 App Templates
  Kyle Sloka-Frey

The best eCommerce app templates allow users to convert their existing online shop to a mobile store app quickly and easily. In this article we'll explore eCommerce Android templates. 

Androids app templates are perfect for your business because:

• Android commands 88% market share in mobile devices. 
• Over 70% of people prefer to go online using their mobile devices.
• 90% of mobile users spend most of their time online in apps. 
• 80% percent of searches done online result in sales. 

This is a huge built-in audience that prefers to spend time on mobile apps than the web. Therefore, apps are the best way to reach this vast audience.

Developing apps is a lengthy and complex process that includes discovery, design, development, testing and deployment, and marketing. Not every business has the deep pockets to develop apps from scratch. 

App templates are ideal because the technical programming part has been taken care of and you just need to customize it to your requirements in order to build the app you envision. 

Let's dive in. 

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  20 Best Android App Templates of 2019
  Nona Blackman
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  Understanding Native, WebView, and Hybrid Templates for Android Apps
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• Mobile Development
  10 Best Multi-Purpose Android App Templates
  Nona Blackman
• Android
  9 Android Templates to Inspire Your Next Project
  Lorca Lokassa Sa

Introduction to Mobile App Templates

There are two major mobile operating systems: iOS and Android. Since in this article I will focus on eCommerce Android templates, let's briefly look at a few facts about the Android system. 

• Android is an operating system developed and supported by Google and only works with Android devices.
• Android is a closed platform. Google closely monitors the hardware and software. 
• Android apps are available through the Google Play Store. 
• Android apps are built using Java

What Is an App Template?

An app template is a pre-built application with a lot of the core functionality already implemented for you. It allows you to easily customize and add to the template's code to create the kind of app you want. 

Why Do You Need an eCommerce App Templates? 

Developing an app is a costly and time-consuming process. An eCommerce app template is the best way to build your mobile app without breaking your budget. Besides, it comes with all the functional features you need. You just need to customize to reflect your vision. App templates also come with documentation—all you need to do is follow the instructions.

Best Practices for Building Your eCommerce App

The best practice is to analyze the needs of customers in order to anticipate common customer issues. This means you should put yourself in the place of your customers. 

When you take the position of the customer and test the experience of using your own eCommerce website and app you will see what works for the customer and what doesn't. 

This will help you come up with user-centered solutions that will in turn guarantee a smooth shopping experience, high conversions, and high customer retention. 

So when building your eCommerce web store and eCommerce app these best practices should be your guiding points:

• understand the end user
• the store design should be beautiful
• products should be displayed in clean and uncluttered manner 
• clear and straightforward menus make for painless navigation
• use call to action (CTA) buttons like Buy Now 
• provide convenient payment and shipment methods
• use clear but creative descriptions of products
• use clear language with regards to the shipping, returns, and refund policy
  
• make it easy for users to reach you with any questions and concerns
• have a Frequently Asked Questions section 

Clear Communication All The Way

Great user experience continues after users have bought and paid for their product. Customers will expect to be informed: 

• when you recieve their order and their payment
• when the product will ship and when they will receive it
• when the product has shipped 

Set up an email communication system that does not leave the user in the dark during any stage of the process. In addition, make it easy for users to reach you through a robust contact form and online chat system. 

In a very competitive eCommerce market, another facet of communication that should not be overlooked is creating great content for your eCommerce blog and newsletter.  

Tips for Creating Great Content For Your Online Store

• Be creative with your product photos so they stand out. Stock photos don't set you apart. 
• Don't forget video, audio, icons, and other media.
• Create stories around your products and don't reproduce manufacturers' descriptions.
• Use short paragraphs and bullet points—embrace white space. 
• Divide content into sections with descriptive sub headers.
• Hyperlink certain words to lead visitors to more content or products.
• Don't forget to guide visitors to the next step using call to action phrases.

What Every eCommerce App Should Offer

Every eCommerce app should have basic functionalities that allow customers: 

• to sign up, register, log in, verify and manage their accounts
• to log in through their social media accounts 
• to search by categories and shop product list
• to add items to shopping cart 
• to edit their shopping cart list 
• to pay using methods like Paypal, Stripe and more
• to view order status and order history
• to receive automated email response
• to contact seller through email
• to leave comments and feedback, give reviews and ratings  

eCommerce Android App Templates on CodeCanyon

I will now look at the top eCommerce Android app templates available on CodeCanyon.

Any of these fully functional app templates are great start for building your own eCommerce app, and most come with full source code so you can easily customize your app. 

1. MStore Pro

The MStore Pro eCommerce app template for Android is an easy favourite among developers. For those with an existing online shop, it enables easy conversion to a mobile store app, and for those who own a physical shop but don’t yet have an online store, MStore provides a variety of ready-to-use eCommerce templates to create a mobile store app from scratch.

You can learn more about the capabilities of MStore Pro and how to use it here on Envato Tuts+. 

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  Getting Started With the MStore Pro React Native App Template
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  Creating eCommerce Apps With the MStore Pro React Native Template
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The template requires no coding skills and is very easy to customise.

User abhibavishi says:

“Awesome product, great support! Love the quality of the code, along with the final output. I wish I could give more than 5 stars." 

2. CiyaShop

The CiyaShop native Android app template allows you to create an eCommerce app without coding. One of the best-rated eCommerce apps at CodeCanyon, CiyaShop is perfect for a wide variety of retail stores. There are over 30 demo templates that will give you ideas of how to use the template to suit your specific needs. The app synchronises easily with your WooCommerce site. 

Some other great features are:

• in-app coupons
• delivery tracking
• reward points
• multi-currency conversions

User macstec says:

“Very flexible installation and configuration. Excellent customer support. I recommend.”

3. Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce

The Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce app template for Android allows you to build an app that will connect to your WooCommerce store and sync categories and products in real time. It supports almost all payment methods, allows customers to search products globally on the home page and filter products within categories, allows customers to review items, leave feedback and read the reviews posted by others, supports automatic login, and much more.

User darklink000 says:

“All the promised functions are present and work correctly. I was able to publish my app without major problems. Clear documentation. Excellent product.”

4. Mokets V2.0

Mokets, which stands for mobile markets, is another eCommerce app template targeting today’s busy shoppers. The template offers unlimited shops, categories, sub-categories and products for developers or shop owners to build any kind of eCommerce app they need. 

It distinguishes itself with a gorgeous Pinterest-type grid that displays items for sale with all relevant information. It features user registration and login, shopping cart with checkout, transaction history, Apple push notification, user feedback, analytics which track customer interests, and so much more.

User blackisthesoul says:

“Great support team. They fixed and solved the bugs report very well.”

5. Markeet

Markeet is an eCommerce app template developed using native languages which ensures that your apps will run smoothly and quickly. It also uses Google Material Design for a great UI experience. Some of its best features are its simple drawer menu, list category view, product and category details view, and slider feature.

User adek1 says:

“The template looks great. Wasn’t too hard to customise and get working after a few emails. Customer support was great, got emails same day as I sent them.”

6. Android eCommerce

Android eCommerce is a great app template for store owners and developers alike. It provides a variety of ready-made eCommerce pages to help you create your own personalised Android shopping app quickly and easily. 

It includes a number of useful features like coupon support, social share, wish lists, product filters, product sorting, ability to manage and track orders, and more. Apart from the usual support, the developer provides customisation and installation services at a reasonable price.

User ghengis says:

“Customer service is very fast, polite and helpful. The app itself is very easy to use: with access to the full and unrestricted source code you can make all the changes that you require before publishing. Couldn't ask for a better base to build a store app from.”

7. WooCommerce Mobile App

WooCommerce Mobile App allows clients to connect to their WooCommerce store and sync categories and products in real time. 

Once customers register and log in, they can shop, pay for items, view order status and order history, and manage their account. Useful features include a featured products page, categories, a powerful search and filter, list and grid views, ratings, and reviews. 

User Sheen_An says:

“I love the product—it's very comprehensive and easy to use. More than that—the support is good with a fast response.”

8. Ecommerce Online Shop App

Ecommerce Online Shop App is an Android app that follows the Material Design guidelines to ensure a great UI experience. It comes with a powerful admin panel to manage every aspect of your store’s setup and operation. You can create, update, or change product menus and categories. You can configure tax rates and currencies. Additional features of this template include bottom navigation menu, cart and checkout menu, and ability for buyers to build profiles and see their purchase histories. 

User chivorn007 says:

Good code and sample process with well document

9. Ionic 4 App for WooCommerce 

Ionic 4 App for WooCommerce is an app template that can be used to build Hybrid apps that function on multiple platforms. It is easy to use, no coding skills required. It comes with highly customizable account layouts, log in layouts, categories layouts, product layouts, 150 prebuilt colors and more. It supports WooCommerce reward points and rewards. Customer can view reward points balance and redeem them for a discount at checkout. It also comes with a robust push notification system for both customer and seller. 

User Orly says:

Great quality of the product, documentation, design and it's just great. The code is updated frequently which is amazing! and above all that, the customer support is beyond expectation. 

New eCommerce Android App Templates on CodeCanyon

The following newest additions to the Android eCommerce app templates category on CodeCanyon are already making waves and they promise to be popular templates for developing Android apps for your online stores.  

Some are based on the Flutter framework developed by Google. Flutter makes it easy to develop develop applications for Android and iOS. Development in Flutter is faster than native and the performance of apps is as good as that of those developed natively.

10. Treva Shop—Flutter eCommerce UI Kit   

This eCommerce UI kit saves you time when it comes to coding your front-end layouts for Android and iOS. The layouts in this UI Kit have clean code, are easy to customize, and are easy to connect with your back-end. They are also fully responsive, support multiple languages, and you can use the animation controller to animate images and so on. 

User jayshah007 says:

Excellent support and good code quality.

11. FluxStore Pro—Flutter Ecommerce Full App

FluxStore Pro will save you thousands of hours of designing, developing and testing a mobile app. It is made using the Flutter framework from Google. It comes with impressive UX designs and all the basic eCommerce functionalities needed for your app to function smoothly. Other impressive features include: Google Analytics, easy customization, white-labeling, deep linking, and offline image caching to speed up the loading performance. 

And if your business already has a website built on WooCommerce, Magento, or Opencart, you can integrate with FluxStore Pro in just a few steps, and quickly release the final app to both App Store and Google Play store. 

The download package comes with full documentation that includes full source code, designs, documents, and videos that help you install in the smoothest way.

User kazhuyo says:

I'm really love it, code & support really amazing, give me flexibility to customize the UI with less coding, great apps !!!

12. FluxStore WooCommerce—Flutter Ecommerce App

FluxStore WooCommerce has the same features as FluxStore Pro but its built specifically for the WooCommerce Platform. So if you have a store built on WooCommerce you can transform it into an Android or iOS app in just a few steps. 

FluxStore WooCommerce also has a dynamic blog with a robust set of built-in components that allow users to engage with your content and products. Components include a banner slider, banner grouping, multi-columns product view, tinder animate layout, and a stack animate layout.

In addition, you can do deep linking, enable sell affiliate products and more.

User by ghanchi2000 says:

We have used many apps but this app is best of the best. Plus author is quick to reply. We sent almost 100 emails to them they answered them all. Hats off to Team InspireUI. I recommend every one to buy this app

13. PS Store

Store owners can now build an app for their store using the PS Store template. The front-end comes with features like: user registration, user login, and user Logout. Users can also login in using their Facebook accounts. They can leave comments, rate and review the store. The back-end comes with features like: most popular product, most purchased categories, coupon discounts, and push notifications. 

 User soulmatestar says:

This product is awesome, it is suitable for all types of businesses. Lots of features found. I recommend this source code to those of you who are looking for an ecommerce application with a very easy setup !!

14. Multi-Store

If you want to create multiple stores for the same business that use different payment gateways, then the Multi-Store Android app template is perfect for you! It will save you over a thousand hours of app and back-end development. You can create unlimited shops, unlimited products, unlimited categories, and unlimited subcategories. It also comes with all the necessary features: shopping cart and basket, checkout options, multiple shipping methods, payment by PayPal and Stripe, support for multiple languages, and RTL layouts. 

A really good developer. Beautiful theme and great customer service. Follow step by step. Thanks for everything.

15. ESHOP Native Android eCommerce App

The ESHOP Native Android eCommerce App has already received high ratings by users on CodeCanyon. You don't require coding skills to customize and configure this easy-to-use app. You can easily set up your eCommerce store by following instructions provided by the clear documentation. The app uses WooCommerce as the back-end. It comes integrated with Paypal. The admin also can push simple messages and product and website promo images using the Firebase push notification console. 

User jayshah007 says:

Excellent support and good code quality.

Conclusion

These 15 best eCommerce Android app templates are just a small selection of the hundreds of Android app templates we have available at CodeCanyon, so if none of them quite fits your needs, there are plenty of other great options to choose from.

And if you want to improve your skills building Android apps and templates, then check out some of the ever-so-useful Android tutorials we have on offer.

The articles below have more information to help in your search for the Android app template that fits your needs. 

• Android
  9 Android Templates to Inspire Your Next Project
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• Material Design
  Best Material Design Android App Templates
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• Mobile Development
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• App Templates
  20 Best Android App Templates of 2019
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The best eCommerce app templates allow users to convert their existing online shop to a mobile store app quickly and easily. In this article we'll explore eCommerce Android templates. 

Android's app templates are perfect for your business because:

• Android commands 88% market share in mobile devices. 
• Over 70% of people prefer to go online using their mobile devices.
• 90% of mobile users spend most of their time online in apps. 
• 80% of searches done online result in sales. 

This is a huge built-in audience that prefers to spend time on mobile apps than the web. Therefore, apps are the best way to reach this vast audience.

Developing apps is a lengthy and complex process that includes discovery, design, development, testing and deployment, and marketing. Not every business has the deep pockets to develop apps from scratch. 

App templates are ideal because the technical programming part has been taken care of, and you just need to customize it to your requirements in order to build the app you envision. 

Let's dive in.

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Introduction to Mobile App Templates

There are two major mobile operating systems: iOS and Android. Since in this article I will focus on eCommerce Android templates, let's briefly look at a few facts about the Android system. 

• Android is an operating system developed and supported by Google and only works with Android devices.
• Android is a closed platform. Google closely monitors the hardware and software. 
• Android apps are available through the Google Play Store. 
• Android apps are built using Java.

What Is an App Template?

An app template is a pre-built application with a lot of the core functionality already implemented for you. It allows you to easily customize and add to the template's code to create the kind of app you want. 

Why Do You Need an eCommerce App Templates? 

Developing an app is a costly and time-consuming process. An eCommerce app template is the best way to build your mobile app without breaking your budget. Besides, it comes with all the functional features you need. You just need to customize it to reflect your vision. App templates also come with documentation—all you need to do is follow the instructions.

Best Practices for Building Your eCommerce App

The best practice is to analyze the needs of customers in order to anticipate common customer issues. This means you should put yourself in the place of your customers. 

When you take the position of the customer and test the experience of using your own eCommerce website and app, you will see what works for the customer and what doesn't. This will help you come up with user-centered solutions that will in turn guarantee a smooth shopping experience, high conversions, and high customer retention. 

So when building your eCommerce web store and eCommerce app, these best practices should be your guiding points:

• Understand the end user.
• The store design should be beautiful.
• Products should be displayed in a clean and uncluttered manner.
• Clear and straightforward menus make for painless navigation.
• Use call to action (CTA) buttons like Buy Now.
• Provide convenient payment and shipment methods.
• Use clear but creative descriptions of products.
• Use clear language with regards to the shipping, returns, and refund policy.
  
• Make it easy for users to reach you with any questions and concerns.
• Have a Frequently Asked Questions section.

Clear Communication All the Way

A great user experience continues after users have bought and paid for their product. Customers will expect to be informed: 

• when you receive their order and their payment
• when the product will ship and when they will receive it
• when the product has shipped 

Set up an email communication system that does not leave the user in the dark during any stage of the process. In addition, make it easy for users to reach you through a robust contact form and online chat system. 

In a very competitive eCommerce market, another facet of communication that should not be overlooked is creating great content for your eCommerce blog and newsletter.  

Tips for Creating Great Content for Your Online Store

• Be creative with your product photos so they stand out. Stock photos don't set you apart. 
• Don't forget video, audio, icons, and other media.
• Create stories around your products, and don't reproduce manufacturers' descriptions.
• Use short paragraphs and bullet points—embrace white space. 
• Divide content into sections with descriptive sub-headers.
• Hyperlink certain words to lead visitors to more content or products.
• Don't forget to guide visitors to the next step using call-to-action phrases.

What Every eCommerce App Should Offer

Every eCommerce app should have basic functionalities that allow customers: 

• to sign up, register, log in, verify and manage their accounts
• to log in through their social media accounts 
• to search by categories and shop product list
• to add items to shopping cart 
• to edit their shopping cart list 
• to pay using methods like PayPal, Stripe, and more
• to view order status and order history
• to receive automated email responses
• to contact the seller through email
• to leave comments and feedback, give reviews and ratings  

eCommerce Android App Templates on CodeCanyon

I will now look at the top eCommerce Android app templates available on CodeCanyon.

Any of these fully functional app templates are a great start for building your own eCommerce app, and most come with full source code so you can easily customize your app. 

1. MStore Pro

The MStore Pro eCommerce app template for Android is an easy favourite among developers. For those with an existing online shop, it enables easy conversion to a mobile store app, and for those who own a physical shop but don’t yet have an online store, MStore provides a variety of ready-to-use eCommerce templates to create a mobile store app from scratch.

You can learn more about the capabilities of MStore Pro and how to use it here on Envato Tuts+.

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The template requires no coding skills and is very easy to customise.

User abhibavishi says:

“Awesome product, great support! Love the quality of the code, along with the final output. I wish I could give more than 5 stars." 

2. CiyaShop

The CiyaShop native Android app template allows you to create an eCommerce app without coding. One of the best-rated eCommerce apps at CodeCanyon, CiyaShop is perfect for a wide variety of retail stores. There are over 30 demo templates that will give you ideas on how to use the template to suit your specific needs. The app synchronises easily with your WooCommerce site. 

Some other great features are:

• in-app coupons
• delivery tracking
• reward points
• multi-currency conversions

User macstec says:

“Very flexible installation and configuration. Excellent customer support. I recommend.”

3. Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce

The Ionic 3 App for WooCommerce app template for Android allows you to build an app that will connect to your WooCommerce store and sync categories and products in real time. It supports almost all payment methods, allows customers to search products globally on the home page and filter products within categories, allows customers to review items, leave feedback and read the reviews posted by others, supports automatic login, and much more.

User darklink000 says:

“All the promised functions are present and work correctly. I was able to publish my app without major problems. Clear documentation. Excellent product.”

4. Mokets V2.0

Mokets, which stands for mobile markets, is another eCommerce app template targeting today’s busy shoppers. The template offers unlimited shops, categories, sub-categories and products for developers or shop owners to build any kind of eCommerce app they need. 

It distinguishes itself with a gorgeous Pinterest-type grid that displays items for sale with all the relevant information. It features user registration and login, a shopping cart with checkout, transaction history, Apple push notification, user feedback, analytics which track customer interests, and so much more.

User blackisthesoul says:

“Great support team. They fixed and solved the bugs report very well.”

5. Markeet

Markeet is an eCommerce app template developed using native languages which ensures that your apps will run smoothly and quickly. It also uses Google Material Design for a great UI experience. Some of its best features are its simple drawer menu, list category view, product and category details view, and slider feature.

User adek1 says:

“The template looks great. Wasn’t too hard to customise and get working after a few emails. Customer support was great, got emails same day as I sent them.”

6. Android eCommerce

Android eCommerce is a great app template for store owners and developers alike. It provides a variety of ready-made eCommerce pages to help you create your own personalised Android shopping app quickly and easily. 

It includes a number of useful features like coupon support, social share, wish lists, product filters, product sorting, ability to manage and track orders, and more. Apart from the usual support, the developer provides customisation and installation services at a reasonable price.

User ghengis says:

“Customer service is very fast, polite and helpful. The app itself is very easy to use: with access to the full and unrestricted source code you can make all the changes that you require before publishing. Couldn't ask for a better base to build a store app from.”

7. WooCommerce Mobile App

WooCommerce Mobile App allows clients to connect to their WooCommerce store and sync categories and products in real time. 

Once customers register and log in, they can shop, pay for items, view order status and order history, and manage their account. Useful features include a featured products page, categories, a powerful search and filter, list and grid views, ratings, and reviews. 

User Sheen_An says:

“I love the product—it's very comprehensive and easy to use. More than that—the support is good with a fast response.”

8. Ecommerce Online Shop App

Ecommerce Online Shop App is an Android app that follows the Material Design guidelines to ensure a great UI experience. It comes with a powerful admin panel to manage every aspect of your store’s setup and operation. You can create, update, or change product menus and categories. You can configure tax rates and currencies. Additional features of this template include a bottom navigation menu, cart and checkout menu, and the ability for buyers to build profiles and see their purchase histories. 

User chivorn007 says:

Good code and sample process with well document

9. Ionic 4 App for WooCommerce 

Ionic 4 App for WooCommerce is an app template that can be used to build hybrid apps that function on multiple platforms. It is easy to use, with no coding skills required. It comes with highly customizable account layouts, login layouts, category layouts, product layouts, 150 prebuilt colors, and more. It supports WooCommerce reward points and rewards. Customers can view their reward points balance and redeem them for a discount at checkout. It also comes with a robust push notification system for both the customer and seller. 

User Orly says:

Great quality of the product, documentation, design and it's just great. The code is updated frequently which is amazing! and above all that, the customer support is beyond expectation. 

New eCommerce Android App Templates on CodeCanyon

The following newest additions to the Android eCommerce app templates category on CodeCanyon are already making waves, and they promise to be popular templates for developing Android apps for your online stores.  

Some are based on the Flutter framework developed by Google. Flutter makes it easy to develop applications for Android and iOS. Development in Flutter is faster than native, and the performance of apps is as good as that of those developed natively.

10. Treva Shop—Flutter eCommerce UI Kit   

This eCommerce UI kit saves you time when it comes to coding your front-end layouts for Android and iOS. The layouts in this UI Kit have clean code, are easy to customize, and are easy to connect with your back-end. They are also fully responsive and support multiple languages, and you can use the animation controller to animate images and so on. 

User jayshah007 says:

Excellent support and good code quality.

11. FluxStore Pro—Flutter Ecommerce Full App

FluxStore Pro will save you thousands of hours of designing, developing and testing a mobile app. It is made using the Flutter framework from Google. It comes with impressive UX designs and all the basic eCommerce functionalities needed for your app to function smoothly. Other impressive features include Google Analytics, easy customization, white-labeling, deep linking, and offline image caching to speed up the loading performance. 

And if your business already has a website built on WooCommerce, Magento, or OpenCart, you can integrate with FluxStore Pro in just a few steps and quickly release the final app to both the App Store and Google Play. 

The download package comes with full documentation that includes the full source code, designs, documents, and videos that help you install in the smoothest way.

User kazhuyo says:

I'm really love it, code & support really amazing, give me flexibility to customize the UI with less coding, great apps !!!

12. FluxStore WooCommerce—Flutter Ecommerce App

FluxStore WooCommerce has the same features as FluxStore Pro but is built specifically for the WooCommerce platform. So if you have a store built on WooCommerce, you can transform it into an Android or iOS app in just a few steps. 

FluxStore WooCommerce also has a dynamic blog with a robust set of built-in components that allow users to engage with your content and products. Components include a banner slider, banner grouping, multi-column product view, tinder animate layout, and a stack animate layout.

In addition, you can do deep linking, enable sell affiliate products, and more.

User by ghanchi2000 says:

We have used many apps but this app is best of the best. Plus author is quick to reply. We sent almost 100 emails to them they answered them all. Hats off to Team InspireUI. I recommend every one to buy this app

13. PS Store

Store owners can now build an app for their store using the PS Store template. The front-end comes with features like user registration, user login, and user logout. Users can also log in using their Facebook accounts. They can leave comments, rate and review the store. The back-end comes with features like most popular product, most purchased categories, coupon discounts, and push notifications. 

 User soulmatestar says:

This product is awesome, it is suitable for all types of businesses. Lots of features found. I recommend this source code to those of you who are looking for an ecommerce application with a very easy setup !!

14. Multi-Store

If you want to create multiple stores for the same business that use different payment gateways, then the Multi-Store Android app template is perfect for you! It will save you over a thousand hours of app and back-end development time. You can create unlimited shops, unlimited products, unlimited categories, and unlimited subcategories. It also comes with all the necessary features: shopping cart and basket, checkout options, multiple shipping methods, payment by PayPal and Stripe, support for multiple languages, and RTL layouts. 

User ricette-mcc says:

A really good developer. Beautiful theme and great customer service. Follow step by step. Thanks for everything.

15. ESHOP Native Android eCommerce App

The ESHOP Native Android eCommerce App has already received high ratings by users on CodeCanyon. You don't require coding skills to customize and configure this easy-to-use app. You can easily set up your eCommerce store by following the instructions provided in the clear documentation. The app uses WooCommerce as the back-end, and it comes integrated with PayPal. The admin also can push simple messages and product and website promo images using the Firebase push notification console. 

User jayshah007 says:

Excellent support and good code quality.

Conclusion

These 15 best eCommerce Android app templates are just a small selection of the hundreds of Android app templates we have available at CodeCanyon, so if none of them quite fits your needs, there are plenty of other great options to choose from.

And if you want to improve your skills building Android apps and templates, then check out some of the ever-so-useful Android tutorials we have on offer.

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Mobile users have come to expect the UI consistency and performance that can only come from native apps. However, building a feature-rich iOS app with an elegant user interface can be challenging. Fortunately, by using an app template, you can save substantial amounts of time and effort.

CodeCanyon has a huge collection of Swift language iOS app templates. If you don't know what an app template is, it is basically a pre-built application with a lot of the core functionality already implemented for you. It allows you to easily customise and add to the template's code to create the kind of app you want. 

Depending on the license that you purchase for a template, you can either use it as a learning tool or offer it as a real product on the App Store. 

No matter what kind of app you’re looking for, there's a good chance that CodeCanyon has a template to suit your needs. In this article, I'll show you 15 of my favourite Swift app templates available on CodeCanyon.

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Why Do You Need Swift App Templates? 

A Swift app template allows you to build your mobile iOS app. Developing an app from scratch is a costly and time-consuming process, but a Swift app template is affordable because much of the code is already written for you. 

Besides, it comes with all the features you need to create your own mobile app. You only need to follow the instructions in the documentation to customize and add elements that will make your app unique.

What Standard App Templates Must Have

An app template must come with core functionalities that are necessary for your app to run efficiently. 

How to Pick a Mobile Swift iOS Template

When you're choosing an app template, keep the following factors in mind: 

Ease of Use

It has to be so simple that someone with no coding expertise can easily learn and use it. The documentation should be clear. 

Customization

The template should be easy to customize so that the finished app can reflect your unique style and branding. Customization should not take a lot of time. 

Design

Simplicity is key. The design of the template should be intuitive, uncluttered, and consistent from screen to screen. 

Cost

Compare the prices of other templates and see what fits your budget.

Social Login and Sharability

Make it easy for users to log in from their social media. Enable them to publicize your app by sharing it with others through social media.

Ratings and Reviews

Let customers know they can trust your product or service. 

Downloads

The number of downloads is proof that a template is popular among users and that they trust the provider. 

Security and Frequent Updates

Regular updates mean the developer cares about the security of the template. Your choice of an app template should factor this in. 

Support

Make sure that the seller offers support. Check what other users say about the quality of support from the provider. 

Integration With Payment and Marketing Gateways 

These allow for revenue through advertising, subscriptions, and so on. 

Swift App Templates on CodeCanyon

There are plenty of Swift app templates on CodeCanyon. I have selected a mix of trending new templates and older templates that have been popular year after year—and which have received regular updates, of course! 

1. Universal for iOS 

Universal for iOS is a template that anyone can use to create amazing apps using content from all around the web. No coding knowledge is needed. It supports many content sources including WordPress, YouTube, Flickr, Tumblr, Twitter, Pinterest, and more. 

It comes with lots of features, including AdMob for monetization and in-app purchases if your user wants to have ad-free content. You also have the ability to change your content remotely.

2. WebViewGold

The WebViewGold app template is another great template that allows users to convert a website's content into an app. It does so by using a Swift Xcode package to wrap the URL or local HTML into an iOS app. The real genius of this app template, though, is that it does its work in just a few clicks, so no coding knowledge is required! WebViewGold is optimised for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

3. SuperView

SuperView is a template designed to let web developers easily create a native iOS container for their website. It provides some basic functionality, including a toolbar with back, forward, and refresh buttons, but it keeps your website front and centre. 

This template also adds a lot of extra features you can take advantage of in your app, including Firebase or OneSignal push notifications, GPS support, social network login, Google AdMob, and support for right-to-left languages such as Arabic.

4.  Classify

If you're looking for a template to help you create a classified ad app, then check out Classify, a universal app template that you can use to develop your own mobile classifieds service app. End users will be able to post and edit ads using their mobile device of choice. The app allows end users to do everything you’d expect, like browse listings by categories, search for what they need, and contact the seller.  

5. iOS Recipe App

The iOS Recipe App template gives you an app which displays various recipes based on categories, including a user-customisable Favourites category. The screen for viewing the details of a recipe supports multiple images, sharing, and smooth transitions. 

All the recipe data is stored in an XML file which can be easily edited or replaced with data loaded from a server. This template also includes quite a few extra features, including a shopping list, Google AdMob integration, push notifications, and a sliding menu on the left side of the app.

6. Events

The Events app template allows you to create your own mobile iOS events app to store and share events happening all over the world. End users are able to submit new events, and you can approve and add them in your Parse Dashboard. 

The app also has a button that enables end users to automatically add an event on their native iOS calendar and to open its address in Maps to get directions. They can also share the event via their social media platform of choice. 

7. Mokets

Mokets, short for mobile markets, is an eCommerce app template targeting today’s busy shoppers. The template distinguishes itself from the competition with a gorgeous Pinterest-type grid that displays items for sale with all relevant information. It features user registration and login, shopping cart with checkout, transaction history, push notification, user feedback, analytics which track customer interests, and so much more.

8. woopy

woopy is an app template that allows developers to create listing apps that facilitate the buying and selling of used and handcrafted items online. Users can browse by keyword or category. They can also chat with sellers or potential buyers and give feedback on each transaction.

One of the app’s outstanding features for sellers is the ability to add a ten-second video to their listings. Another is the app’s optional email verification system that gives buyers and sellers extra assurance by posting a verification symbol next to the user’s name.

9. Store Finder

When you need to find a specific item or store and don’t want to spend all day driving from one end of town to the other or doing laps around the mall, a store finder app is a lifesaver. Enter the Store Finder app template, a developer’s dream, with a long list of must-have features like photos, call, email and SMS integration, comments, Google directions, social media logins, pinch and zoom function, and so much more.

10. MStore Pro 

If you have a brick and mortar store and you want to build your eCommerce store in the shortest time possible, you’re in good hands with MStore Pro. And if you’re a developer pressed for time, this app template is your friend. It supports WooCommerce integration, AdMob and Facebook ads, push notifications, and multiple payment gateways. 

11. WebView Swift App

The WebView Swift app template is the perfect choice to turn your website into an app with a native-seeming look and feel. It is made using Swift 5 and Xcode 11. You can easily customize it by changing the colors of buttons and text, and even hiding them using config files. It also includes a Swift 4.2 for Xcode 10 version if you prefer to work with that version. 

12. Dating App

Making the world less lonely one person at a time is easy through the Dating App. The iOS version of this app is built with Xcode 10.3 using Swift 5. Its long list of must-have features that will keep users engaged include a full-featured admin panel that allows you to manage user accounts, view personal conversations of users, account and gallery moderation, and manage advertising. To boost your revenue, you can add in-app purchases and AdMob ads. 

13. AdForest

Consider AdForest if you're looking to manage product listings for your ad posting website. It comes with handy features like Google Maps integration, radius search, featured ads, social media registration and login, seller ratings, and more. Once you install it, you can make the necessary changes and your app is ready to use. And since it's completely white labeled, you can upload it to the iOS App Store with your business's brand name.

14. Insta Story Editor 

Instagram stories are booming. Big companies spend millions of dollars to get their products mentioned in Instagram stories. Here is your chance to provide your clients with an app that will make it easy to tell their stories on Instagram. Insta Story Editor allows you to build an app with story templates that can be edited easily.  

The templates are on the gallery screen. Users can change the background colors of stories, add text, change the color of text and font sizes, add photos from a library, and move images around. And finally, users can save their stories to a photo library and share them directly on Instagram. 

15. Quiz: Trivia 1 Pic 1 Word

If you have an idea for quiz or trivia games, then Quiz: Trivia 1 Pic 1 Word has got you covered. This template will get you started with 20 levels. Just type in your levels and names, and drag and drop images that match the names in your level. The game will load the levels from a file that is easy to visualize and understand. Users can purchase coins or watch reward video ads to earn coins. You don't need coding knowledge to add new levels.

16. appyMap

appyMap is an excellent app for browsing different locations and points of interest near the user's current location. The template allows you to split up points of interest into various groups which, if you want, can easily be locked behind an in-app purchase. appyMap also lets you choose between using either Apple's CloudKit or a local plist file for your data. Additionally, this template features AdMob integration if you want to use it.

Conclusion

These 15 templates are just some of the many available on CodeCanyon. There are a lot more great Swift app templates that weren't included in this article, so I encourage you to have a look and see what else you can find.

And if you want to improve your skills building iOS apps and templates, then check out some of our other posts on iOS app development.

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Mobile users have come to expect the UI consistency and performance that can only come from native apps. However, building a feature-rich iOS app with an elegant user interface can be challenging. Fortunately, by using an app template, you can save substantial amounts of time and effort.

CodeCanyon has a huge collection of Swift language iOS app templates. If you don't know what an app template is, it is basically a pre-built application with a lot of the core functionality already implemented for you. It allows you to easily customise and add to the template's code to create the kind of app you want. 

Depending on the license that you purchase for a template, you can either use it as a learning tool or offer it as a real product on the App Store. 

No matter what kind of app you’re looking for, there's a good chance that CodeCanyon has a template to suit your needs. In this article, I'll show you 15 of my favourite Swift app templates available on CodeCanyon.

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Why Do You Need Swift App Templates? 

A Swift app template allows you to build your mobile iOS app. Developing an app from scratch is a costly and time-consuming process, but a Swift app template is affordable because much of the code is already written for you. 

Besides, it comes with all the features you need to create your own mobile app. You only need to follow the instructions in the documentation to customize and add elements that will make your app unique.

What Standard App Templates Must Have

An app template must come with core functionalities that are necessary for your app to run efficiently. 

How to Pick a Mobile Swift iOS Template

When you're choosing an app template, keep the following factors in mind: 

Ease of Use

It has to be so simple that someone with no coding expertise can easily learn and use it. The documentation should be clear. 

Customization

The template should be easy to customize so that the finished app can reflect your unique style and branding. Customization should not take a lot of time. 

Design

Simplicity is key. The design of the template should be intuitive, uncluttered, and consistent from screen to screen. 

Cost

Compare the prices of other templates and see what fits your budget.

Social Login and Sharability

Make it easy for users to log in from their social media. Enable them to publicize your app by sharing it with others through social media.

Ratings and Reviews

Let customers know they can trust your product or service. 

Downloads

The number of downloads is proof that a template is popular among users and that they trust the provider. 

Security and Frequent Updates

Regular updates mean the developer cares about the security of the template. Your choice of an app template should factor this in. 

Support

Make sure that the seller offers support. Check what other users say about the quality of support from the provider. 

Integration With Payment and Marketing Gateways 

These allow for revenue through advertising, subscriptions, and so on. 

Swift App Templates on CodeCanyon

There are plenty of Swift app templates on CodeCanyon. I have selected a mix of trending new templates and older templates that have been popular year after year—and which have received regular updates, of course! 

1. Universal for iOS 

Universal for iOS is a template that anyone can use to create amazing apps using content from all around the web. No coding knowledge is needed. It supports many content sources including WordPress, YouTube, Flickr, Tumblr, Twitter, Pinterest, and more. 

It comes with lots of features, including AdMob for monetization and in-app purchases if your user wants to have ad-free content. You also have the ability to change your content remotely.

2. WebViewGold

The WebViewGold app template is another great template that allows users to convert a website's content into an app. It does so by using a Swift Xcode package to wrap the URL or local HTML into an iOS app. The real genius of this app template, though, is that it does its work in just a few clicks, so no coding knowledge is required! WebViewGold is optimised for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

3. SuperView

SuperView is a template designed to let web developers easily create a native iOS container for their website. It provides some basic functionality, including a toolbar with back, forward, and refresh buttons, but it keeps your website front and centre. 

This template also adds a lot of extra features you can take advantage of in your app, including Firebase or OneSignal push notifications, GPS support, social network login, Google AdMob, and support for right-to-left languages such as Arabic.

4.  Classify

If you're looking for a template to help you create a classified ad app, then check out Classify, a universal app template that you can use to develop your own mobile classifieds service app. End users will be able to post and edit ads using their mobile device of choice. The app allows end users to do everything you’d expect, like browse listings by categories, search for what they need, and contact the seller.  

5. iOS Recipe App

The iOS Recipe App template gives you an app which displays various recipes based on categories, including a user-customisable Favourites category. The screen for viewing the details of a recipe supports multiple images, sharing, and smooth transitions. 

All the recipe data is stored in an XML file which can be easily edited or replaced with data loaded from a server. This template also includes quite a few extra features, including a shopping list, Google AdMob integration, push notifications, and a sliding menu on the left side of the app.

6. Events

The Events app template allows you to create your own mobile iOS events app to store and share events happening all over the world. End users are able to submit new events, and you can approve and add them in your Parse Dashboard. 

The app also has a button that enables end users to automatically add an event on their native iOS calendar and to open its address in Maps to get directions. They can also share the event via their social media platform of choice. 

7. Mokets

Mokets, short for mobile markets, is an eCommerce app template targeting today’s busy shoppers. The template distinguishes itself from the competition with a gorgeous Pinterest-type grid that displays items for sale with all relevant information. It features user registration and login, shopping cart with checkout, transaction history, push notification, user feedback, analytics which track customer interests, and so much more.

8. woopy

woopy is an app template that allows developers to create listing apps that facilitate the buying and selling of used and handcrafted items online. Users can browse by keyword or category. They can also chat with sellers or potential buyers and give feedback on each transaction.

One of the app’s outstanding features for sellers is the ability to add a ten-second video to their listings. Another is the app’s optional email verification system that gives buyers and sellers extra assurance by posting a verification symbol next to the user’s name.

9. Store Finder

When you need to find a specific item or store and don’t want to spend all day driving from one end of town to the other or doing laps around the mall, a store finder app is a lifesaver. Enter the Store Finder app template, a developer’s dream, with a long list of must-have features like photos, call, email and SMS integration, comments, Google directions, social media logins, pinch and zoom function, and so much more.

10. MStore Pro 

If you have a brick and mortar store and you want to build your eCommerce store in the shortest time possible, you’re in good hands with MStore Pro. And if you’re a developer pressed for time, this app template is your friend. It supports WooCommerce integration, AdMob and Facebook ads, push notifications, and multiple payment gateways. 

11. WebView Swift App

The WebView Swift app template is the perfect choice to turn your website into an app with a native-seeming look and feel. It is made using Swift 5 and Xcode 11. You can easily customize it by changing the colors of buttons and text, and even hiding them using config files. It also includes a Swift 4.2 for Xcode 10 version if you prefer to work with that version. 

12. Dating App

Making the world less lonely one person at a time is easy through the Dating App. The iOS version of this app is built with Xcode 10.3 using Swift 5. Its long list of must-have features that will keep users engaged include a full-featured admin panel that allows you to manage user accounts, view personal conversations of users, account and gallery moderation, and manage advertising. To boost your revenue, you can add in-app purchases and AdMob ads. 

13. AdForest

Consider AdForest if you're looking to manage product listings for your ad posting website. It comes with handy features like Google Maps integration, radius search, featured ads, social media registration and login, seller ratings, and more. Once you install it, you can make the necessary changes and your app is ready to use. And since it's completely white labeled, you can upload it to the iOS App Store with your business's brand name.

14. Insta Story Editor 

Instagram stories are booming. Big companies spend millions of dollars to get their products mentioned in Instagram stories. Here is your chance to provide your clients with an app that will make it easy to tell their stories on Instagram. Insta Story Editor allows you to build an app with story templates that can be edited easily.  

The templates are on the gallery screen. Users can change the background colors of stories, add text, change the color of text and font sizes, add photos from a library, and move images around. And finally, users can save their stories to a photo library and share them directly on Instagram. 

15. Quiz: Trivia 1 Pic 1 Word

If you have an idea for quiz or trivia games, then Quiz: Trivia 1 Pic 1 Word has got you covered. This template will get you started with 20 levels. Just type in your levels and names, and drag and drop images that match the names in your level. The game will load the levels from a file that is easy to visualize and understand. Users can purchase coins or watch reward video ads to earn coins. You don't need coding knowledge to add new levels.

16. appyMap

appyMap is an excellent app for browsing different locations and points of interest near the user's current location. The template allows you to split up points of interest into various groups which, if you want, can easily be locked behind an in-app purchase. appyMap also lets you choose between using either Apple's CloudKit or a local plist file for your data. Additionally, this template features AdMob integration if you want to use it.

Conclusion

These 15 templates are just some of the many available on CodeCanyon. There are a lot more great Swift app templates that weren't included in this article, so I encourage you to have a look and see what else you can find.

And if you want to improve your skills building iOS apps and templates, then check out some of our other posts on iOS app development.

The articles below will help you in the search for the app template that is perfectly suited for your needs. 

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• iOS SDK
  Jump-Start Your Mobile App With an iOS App Template
  Lorca Lokassa Sa
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  iOS Mobile App Templates for Directories and Classified Apps
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  17 Best iOS App Templates of 2019
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  Easy Location-Based iOS Apps With the appyMap Template
  Nicola Canali

Have a great idea for an iOS game but are turned off by the hours of tedious work involved in bringing your concept to life? Well, that’s what templates are for. Why waste time reinventing the wheel when CodeCanyon is filled with a brilliant range of iOS game templates that will help you cut through the drudgery and focus on the best parts of creating your own game?

To get you started, we’ve scoured through the almost 300 iOS game templates we have available and found the ten best and most current we have available today.

1. FIVES

One of the top sellers at CodeCanyon, FIVES challenges players to create as many five-letter words as they can before the game’s timer runs out. Every time players match a word the timer decreases its time a little, to give them a bit of a reward. Players also have the option of sharing their best scores on Facebook and Twitter.

The FIVES template uses Xcode 8.x and Swift. It supports internationalization to multiple languages and comes with a comprehensive PDF User Guide to help you customise the game to suit your interests and tastes.

Users have commented on the template's “excellent code”, “good documentation” and “great support follow up”.

2. Brain Teaser

A great app for priming the memory and deepening concentration, the aim of Brain Teaser is for players to remember and draw connections between faces, shapes or words displayed.

The template is designed to be edited with Xcode. It's easy to reskin and supports AdMob out of the box.

3. iMath Educational Game for Kids

Designed to increase concentration and enhance problem-solving skills and information-processing speeds, iMath is a fun app that challenges children and adults alike to complete basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equations under time constraints.

The app is easy to reskin and supports monetisation with Chartboost and AdMob ads. It also includes Yahoo Flurry Analytics so that you can track every aspect of your app's performance. This template is written in Objective-C.

4. Sudoku

Sudoku is a popular puzzle game that initially displays a partially filled grid. The aim of the game is to fill each square with a number from 1 to 9. Each number can only appear once in the same column, row or 3 x 3 box. This app comes in five levels—from easy to expert—and once begun a level can be saved to continue playing later.

Written in Objective-C, the template supports AdMob and is easy to reskin.

5. Catch The Monsters Geolocation Game

Following on the huge popularity of Pokemon Go, the goal of Catch The Monsters is for the player to find monsters in their area or an area they're visiting. When the app locates a monster, the player needs to get within at least 50 meters of them in order to catch them, earn points and move up the Top 10 Leaderboard. Players can also share their stats on social media, by mail or SMS.

The Catch The Monsters template comes with an admin interface, using the Parse SDK on back4app, that allows an administrator to name the monsters and place them in anywhere in the world. The app comes with a PDF User Guide and PSD icons included.

It's one of the best rated apps in its category on CodeCanyon, and users comment that Catch The Monsters has “easy code, great design, excellent customer support”.

6. 2048 Rounded

The 2048 Rounded game is a spin-off of the classic 2048 number puzzle game. The aim of the game is to get one tile to the number 2048 as quickly as possible by swiping the numbered tiles up, down, left or right so that matching tiles merge and are added together. 

The template is written in Swift and can be edited with Xcode. AdMob is supported for easy monetization.

7. Flappy Clumsy Dragon

Tap the screen to fly the Flappy Clumsy Dragon, avoid obstacles, and fight with enemy birds. The best score is displayed on the leaderboard, and players can share results on Facebook and Twitter.

Graphics aren’t included with this template, so you'll need to reskin it with your own assets. The developer has created a reskinning tutorial to make it easy for you to create your own version of the game. 

The template is made with the Lua language and the Corona SDK, so it will be easy to create an Android version too, if you want. The template also allows admins to include a popup window to encourage ratings. If you want to see how it works, you can try the demo right now on the Apple App Store.

8. Rush Hero Game

Made with Cocos2dx and Objective-C, the aim of the Rush Hero Game is to move the hero to the left or right out of the path of falling rocks which will crush him. The template includes some fun graphics and great sound effects that are triggered when the hero gets hit. 

The game comes with layered PSD files for all the assets, which makes it easy to reskin. Some of its outstanding features are the best score and game rating social features, as well as support for monetization through ad networks and AdMob banners. It is also Game Centre integrated and comes with detailed instructions for customisation.

9. Dragon Jump

With the Dragon Jump template, the player is a knight defending the kingdom from dragons flying overhead. The player can jump on the dragons to kill them or can kill them with a spear. Players may share their scores on various social media.

This template is integrated with Game Centre, so users can share their highscores, as well as with Google Analytics, ad networks, and AdMob banner ads for easy tracking and monetization. The template also comes with complete documentation to guide users through customisation.

10. Tic Tac Toe

One of the newest iOS games in CodeCanyon, this template for the classic Tic Tac Toe game allows players to play against the phone or against another player on the same phone.

Coded with Swift 3 and the latest version of Xcode, the game interface is fully customizable through Storyboard. Detailed instructions for reskinning and customising are included.

The app will auto resize for various screen sizes and supports AdMob. Users have found that “the app functions really well.”

Conclusion

This is just a small selection of hundreds of iOS game templates we have available at CodeCanyon, so if none of these featured templates quite fits your needs, there are plenty of other great options to choose from.

And if you want to improve your skills building iOS games, head on over to the site and check out some of the ever so useful mobile development tutorials and courses we have on offer.

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  James Tyner
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  Power Up Your Mobile Game With Design, Sound, and Music
  Bart Jacobs

Have a great idea for an iOS game but are turned off by the hours of tedious work involved in bringing your concept to life? Well, that’s what templates are for. Why waste time reinventing the wheel when CodeCanyon is filled with a brilliant range of iOS game templates that will help you cut through the drudgery and focus on the best parts of creating your own game?

To get you started, we’ve scoured through the almost 300 iOS game templates we have available and found the ten best and most current we have available today.

1. FIVES

One of the top sellers at CodeCanyon, FIVES challenges players to create as many five-letter words as they can before the game’s timer runs out. Every time players match a word, the timer decreases its time a little, to give them a bit of a reward. Players also have the option of sharing their best scores on Facebook and Twitter.

The FIVES template uses Xcode 8.x and Swift. It supports internationalization to multiple languages and comes with a comprehensive PDF user guide to help you customise the game to suit your interests and tastes.

Users have commented on the template's “excellent code”, “good documentation” and “great support follow up”.

2. Brain Teaser

A great app for priming the memory and deepening concentration, the aim of Brain Teaser is for players to remember and draw connections between faces, shapes or words displayed.

The template is designed to be edited with Xcode. It's easy to reskin and supports AdMob out of the box.

3. iMath Educational Game for Kids

Designed to increase concentration and enhance problem-solving skills and information-processing speeds, iMath is a fun app that challenges children and adults alike to complete basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division equations under time constraints.

The app is easy to reskin and supports monetisation with Chartboost and AdMob ads. It also includes Yahoo Flurry Analytics so that you can track every aspect of your app's performance. This template is written in Objective-C.

4. Sudoku

Sudoku is a popular puzzle game that initially displays a partially filled grid. The aim of the game is to fill each square with a number from 1 to 9. Each number can only appear once in the same column, row, or 3 x 3 box. This app comes in five levels—from easy to expert—and once begun, a level can be saved to continue playing later.

Written in Objective-C, the template supports AdMob and is easy to reskin.

5. Catch The Monsters Geolocation Game

Following on the huge popularity of Pokemon Go, the goal of Catch The Monsters is for the player to find monsters in their area or an area they're visiting. When the app locates a monster, the player needs to get within at least 50 meters of them in order to catch them, earn points, and move up the Top 10 Leaderboard. Players can also share their stats on social media, by email, or via SMS.

The Catch The Monsters template comes with an admin interface, using the Parse SDK on back4app, which allows an administrator to name the monsters and place them anywhere in the world. The app comes with a PDF user guide and PSD icons.

It's one of the best-rated apps in its category on CodeCanyon, and users comment that Catch The Monsters has “easy code, great design, excellent customer support”.

6. 2048 Rounded

The 2048 Rounded game is a spin-off of the classic 2048 number puzzle game. The aim of the game is to get one tile to the number 2048 as quickly as possible by swiping the numbered tiles up, down, left or right so that matching tiles merge and are added together. 

The template is written in Swift and can be edited with Xcode. AdMob is supported for easy monetization.

7. Flappy Clumsy Dragon

Tap the screen to fly the Flappy Clumsy Dragon, avoid obstacles, and fight with enemy birds. The best score is displayed on the leaderboard, and players can share results on Facebook and Twitter.

Graphics aren’t included with this template, so you'll need to reskin it with your own assets. The developer has created a reskinning tutorial to make it easy for you to create your own version of the game. 

The template is made with the Lua language and the Corona SDK, so it will be easy to create an Android version too, if you want. The template also allows admins to include a popup window to encourage ratings. If you want to see how it works, you can try the demo right now on the Apple App Store.

8. Rush Hero Game

Made with Cocos2d-x and Objective-C, the aim of the Rush Hero Game is to move the hero to the left or right out of the path of falling rocks which will crush him. The template includes some fun graphics and great sound effects that are triggered when the hero gets hit. 

The game comes with layered PSD files for all the assets, which makes it easy to reskin. Some of its outstanding features are the best score and game rating social features, as well as support for monetization through ad networks and AdMob banners. It is also Game Centre integrated and comes with detailed instructions for customisation.

9. Dragon Jump

With the Dragon Jump template, the player is a knight defending the kingdom from dragons flying overhead. The player can jump on the dragons to kill them or can kill them with a spear. Players may share their scores on various social media.

This template is integrated with Game Centre, so users can share their high scores, as well as with Google Analytics, ad networks, and AdMob banner ads for easy tracking and monetization. The template also comes with complete documentation to guide users through customisation.

10. Tic Tac Toe

One of the newest iOS games in CodeCanyon, this template for the classic Tic Tac Toe game allows players to play against the phone or against another player on the same phone.

Coded with Swift 3 and the latest version of Xcode, the game interface is fully customizable through Storyboard. Detailed instructions for reskinning and customising are included.

The app will auto resize for various screen sizes and supports AdMob. Users have found that “the app functions really well.”

Conclusion

This is just a small selection of hundreds of iOS game templates we have available at CodeCanyon, so if none of these featured templates quite fits your needs, there are plenty of other great options to choose from.

And if you want to improve your skills building iOS games, head on over to the site and check out some of the ever so useful mobile development tutorials and courses we have on offer.

• iOS SDK
  Create a Blackjack Game in Swift 3 and SpriteKit
  James Tyner
• SpriteKit
  Introducing SpriteKit
  James Tyner
• Swift
  Code a Side-Scrolling Game With Swift and SpriteKit
  Derek Jensen
• iOS
  Power Up Your Mobile Game With Design, Sound, and Music
  Bart Jacobs

Are you planning to build a business app for Android but you want to cut down some of the tedious parts of coding and focus on the more interesting work of making your app unique?

With premium Android business app templates, you can make unique apps that can be customized or configured for needs of particular clients. They come with plenty of functionalities including ability to monetize through adverts and in-app purchases. 

Top Selling Business Android App Templates for 2020 on CodeCanyon

Grab one of these Business Android app templates. They come with ready-to-use designs and functionality. All the time-consuming programming has already been done for you so you can focus on designing an app that kicks ass. 

10 Best Business Android App Templates on CodeCanyon 

On CodeCanyon, you can find loads of awesome and stylish  business app templates that relate to all aspects of business, from increasing productivity to keeping on top of expenses and increasing a company’s visibility in an ever more crowded. 

1. Chat Bot

Chatbots have a proven track record of helping businesses deliver great customer services. Their ease, speed, and convenience improve productivity. Chat Bot template allows developers to build chatbots for their clients. It is a native virtual assistant app that can be integrated into another Android app using Firebase. It comes with developer friendly commented code, Admob integration, and push notifications. 

2. SaaS Smart HR

Handling all aspects of employee management involves taking care of detailed and time consuming paperwork. This template allows developers to build HR apps that make managing employees a breeze. Whether it is employee attendance, time cards, tracking employee assignments, requesting and approving days off, or sending notices to workers—all the paperwork has all been simplified for you.

3. Weboox Convert—Perfex CRM

Keeping on top of small details boosts customer satisfaction. Weboox Convert Perfex CRM allows developers to build Android CRM apps that help clients do just that. It is easy to customize colors, add your own icons to reflect your brand. You can add custom CSS to optimize the device’s screen page and create a unified look. It also detects automatically when there is no connection and prompts the user to continue when the Internet is restored.

4. Videon

Immediacy makes video the ultimate user engagement tool that reaches wider audiences and brings traffic to your business. What better app to accomplish this than Videon! This Android video app is built with native Java in Android Studio. It has an admin panel in which you can publish videos by uploading them on Youtube or Vimeo. 

5. Payment app

Unreliable payment gateways lead to abandoned shopping carts, loss of profit, and loss of potential customers. Payment app allows developers to build reliable and trustworthy payment related apps for businesses. It comes with a beautiful UI and easy to understand screen designs. The screens have login and registration, payment management, and transaction history. 

6. NewsExtra

Keeping on top of the news—particularly as it pertains to business—is critical to every business, and so a great news app is a crucial asset. NewsExtra allows developers to create their own News App with headlines, breaking news labels, various categories, deep link sharing, video and image support, and much more. What’s great is that the app can be customised to pull news from pre-determined sources so that users only get news that is relevant to their needs. 

7. Daily Workouts 

Fitness gives you the stamina you need to run your business. Thankfully, Daily Workouts reminds you to take a break and get some exercise. You don't need equipment to be in shape. It comes loaded with 10 exercises you can follow including GIF animations showing you how to do each exercise. You can pause the workout, skip to the next, or previous exercise. It also has a smart calendar track your activity.

8. Events App Template

One thing a good business has to do is communicate, and with the Events App Template developers can create an app that allows business users to store and share information about upcoming events with clients and colleagues alike. 

Users just need to press a button in order to add events they’re interested in to their native Calendar app or to open an event’s address in Google Maps to get directions. They can also share news about the event on Facebook, Twitter, mail, messenger or other social apps they use.

9. Daily Expense Tracker 

Keeping track of our expenses helps us have better control over our money, but it can be a real pain. Daily Expense Tracker is an app template for designers who want to create an efficient financial tracker. It is designed to organize income and expenses, and record movement of money by date. 

Users can review reports on their finances over a day, a week, a month, or a year. The app can remind users to pay bills and can also help them to manage receipts so that getting reimbursements for business expenses is easy.

10. SPREE

Imagine managing all functions of your business from an app? SPREE is a point of sale mobile app that has efficiency built into it. You easily manage employees, customers, sales, payments, purchases, returns, store expenses, store documents, suppliers, inventory. 

You can send emails, texts, and make calls from the app to your customers, staff, and suppliers. You can also earn from this app through a SaaS enabled system and ads. It is perfect for stores, hotels, restaurants, clubs, market stalls and more. 

Things to Consider When Choosing a Business App

1. Needs Analysis

The question to ask yourself is: can you make do with tools you are already using? And if you have to get that new app: what specific solutions will be app offer? So before you spend money on the new app with bells and whistles you think you can't live without, it is important to do a thorough audit of your workflow and processes. This allows you to have an extensive knowledge of pains points and needs of your business.  

2. Growth 

As your business grows and expands, will the apps you're considering accommodate your growth and expansion? Will you need to replace them every time your business makes great leaps forward? And if so, consider how much disruption this will cause and how it will affect your customers and your bottom line?

3. Do Your Research 

Know about the features and how they specifically help your workflow and productivity. Read reviews and ratings to see what are people are saying about the app. This can be a good indicator of the quality of the app template and also the trustworthiness of the provider. 

4. Ease of Customization

Ability to adapt the app to your needs is important. Find how you can customize it to do what you want it to do for you. It may cost more but if need be ask the developer to do it for you. 

4 Tips for Marketing Your App

Building your app and launching it is just the beginning! Customers have to know that your app exists. There is very stiff competition. Promoting your app is something you will need to do on a daily basis. Here are some tips to help market your app. 

1. Landing Pages Create Anticipation

Landing pages with a video teaser create anticipation. This is a great engagement strategy.  Studies have show high rates of mobile downloads. 

2. Promotion on Social Media Platforms

Social media platforms provide a built-in audience eager to hear about your app.  

3. Put Your Email List To Use

Sending out regular and interesting newsletter emails to your audience creates engagement. Find creative ways to have visitors on your website sign up for your newsletter. Subscribe to a email marketing platform like MailChimp.

4. Invest in Great Content 

Post regular, interesting, useful content that customers can apply to their own lives to show that you have more to offer them than getting them to buy your stuff. Think of how knowledge you have gained in your niche can be useful to your customers. 

Launch Your Android App With a Great Template

These 10 best business app templates for Android are just a small selection of hundreds of Android app templates we have available at CodeCanyon, so if none of them quite fits your needs, there are plenty of other great options to choose from.

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And if you want to improve your skills building Android apps and templates, then check out some of the ever-so-useful Android tutorials we have on offer.

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Are you interested in building a photo app? An app template can make your dream a reality. Whether you’re interested in building an app for photo editing, adding text to photos, or creating your own social media photo app, there’s a photo app template here for you. 

Great iOS photo apps enhance the experience of editing and sharing photos by making it easy and fun. A photo app template comes with all the features and functionalities you need to create your own unique mobile photo app. You only need to follow the instructions in the documentation to customize and add elements that will make your app unique.

Top Selling iOS Photo App Templates 2019/2020 on CodeCanyon

Photo apps are among the most popular of iOS apps to be found in the App Store today. App templates are ideal for novice coders because they already have core functions implemented for you so that you can customize the app easily and add the elements you most prefer to the app's code to create the product you want.  

10 Best iOS Photo App Templates

In this roundup we´ll highlight the best iOS photo app templates available right now at CodeCanyon so you can build your ideal photo app. 

1. PIXL

First up is PIXL, a handy photo editor app template with a customisable camera built-in. This means that users can take photos with the camera and start editing them right away or edit photos already in their photo library.

Some of the app’s best features are its filters, its brightness, saturation, contrast, and tonal adjustments, resizing and cropping controls, as well as the ability to add stickers, frames, and text. 

When users have completed their edits, they can share their images directly from the app on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. The app supports both iAd and AdMob and was created with Objective-C.

2. iCollage—Photo Collage Maker

Photo collages are very popular. It´s no surprise that the Photo Collage Maker app template has made it onto our top ten list.

The template supports monetisation with AdMob.

3. Polaroyd

If you love the vintage look of Polaroid and want to create an app that allows users to replicate this effect in their photos, the Polaroyd app template may be just the thing for you.

Created with Swift, this template allows the app's users to take photos with the built-in camera or upload them from their photo library and edit them with a range of adjustments and filters to create the Polaroid look.

Users can also add different Polaroid frames and captions to their images and share them on Facebook and Twitter, email or messenger. 

4. Photo Stickers App

The Photo Stickers App is a template written in Objective-C and is ideal for developers who want to create an app for adding stickers to photos.

Developers can create a range of stickers for use in their app, and users of their app can drag and drop these stickers on photos they’ve either taken with the app’s built-in camera or selected from their photo library. Users can move, scale, or rotate their stickers.

Once the user has created their composition, they can share it on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, etc. The app supports AdMob and iAD for easy monetisation.

5. Photogram 

If you've been looking to build versatile photo editing apps that are easy and fun to use, then you're in the right hands with Photogram app template. Made for iPhone and iPad, this template comes with a built-in custom editor with the ability to zoom in and out of the pictures you're editing. 

Users can print, email, and save their edited photos in their library. They can also share on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and so on. In addition, the template comes with iAd and AdMob already enabled. And you can offer versions with or without ads. 

6. PikLab

Make apps that take photo enhancement to a higher level with PikLab. You will give end users so much flexibility. How about making photo collages from 16 prebuilt collage templates? Or accessing their instagram pages from the app? Cropping, scaling, and moving pictures as they wish in the crop image screen! In addition, the Image Editor screen offers 6 tools: frames, text, stickers, textures, adjustment and filters (for pictures). 

The app is made with Swift on XCode 9.x Project. On top of being easy to customize, comes with PSD graphics, PDF user guide, and well commented code. 

7. Photo/Video Social App 

If you’d love to create your own Instagram-like app, check out the Photo/Video Social App template. This template allows developers to create a photo and video sharing app in the vein of Instagram where users can follow, like, comment, and share photos. 

Users can log in with their email, Google, or Facebook accounts, and the app supports monetisation with AdMob. It also supports push notifications and comes with built-in Analytics to monitor performance.

The app template is written with Swift 4 and uses the latest version of Firebase.

8. Photofeed

If you want to create an app that allows users to post their own pictures, location, some text and get involved in a funny community then the Photofeed template is perfect for you. 

This template is also designed to enable users to browse popular posts from other users, see their profiles, like and share their posts on popular social networks. 

It is written with Swift as a native Xcode project. 

9. Filters

Filters, which is written in Swift, is made for developers that want to build filter rich photo apps. It showcases 39 custom iOS filters from Apple CoreImage Filters. 

Easy to customize, it comes with a PDF User Guide that explains how to edit or add new filters. Users can also share their edited image to social networks or Mail and Message. 

10. Pro Shot

Pro Shot is hands down the most comprehensive, feature rich photo app template. It has all the bells and whistle that a photo app must come with plus more. For example, drawing tool for users to draw colourful sketches over their pictures. Text tool, with customisable fonts and colors. Custom camera controller with live tint, temperature and exposure. 

The template is even localized for English and Italian languages! That's not all, you can easily add extra languages to translate the app while resigning it.

11. PixelPhoto 

Look no further than PixelPhoto if you want to build a mobile app for a photo sharing social network. Users can share and upload images and videos, interact with each other through likes and comments, send and receive messages, even access all messages and recent conversations while offline. Built using Swift 5, the app is easy to use, secure, and updated regularly. 

Free iOS Photo App Template to Download in 2020

1. Filters Sample iPhone App Template Swift 

This image editing app template only has bare minimal functionalities. It has working filters, splash screen, and edit screen. These give you a head start in developing your image editing app. The UI is Xcode project written in native Swift. It also comes with clear documentation and editable Photoshop files. 

2.  Filters Sample iPhone App Template Objective C 

This image editing app template only has bare minimal functionalities. It has working filters, splash screen, and edit screen. These give you a head start in developing your image editing app. The UI is Xcode project written in native Objective C. It also comes with clear documentation and editable Photoshop files.

Things to Consider when Choosing an iOS Template

1. Cost

Compare the prices of other templates and see what fits your budget. What features are free and what features will you have to pay for?

2. Downloads

The number of downloads is proof that a template is popular among users and that they trust the provider. 

3. Security and Frequent Updates

Regular updates mean the developer cares about the security of the template. Your choice of an app template should factor this in.

 4. Great Support and Documentation

App templates should come with clear and extensive documentation to help you set up, customize, and troubleshoot. Read reviews by other users who have bought the templates you’re considering to make sure developers of the templates offer support in case you should need it.

3 Tips for Creating How-To Manuals for Your Photo App 

1. Be Creative

How to manuals are great but can also create frustrate users with too much written instructions. Human beings learn visually so find a balance between written text and visual instruction. 

2. Videos Are the Best Instructors

Apart from being engaging, videos make it easy to repeat steps and follow along. Besides they can save users a lot of time. 

3. Enlist Users to Share Tips

Users can share tricks they learn from using a particular photo app. This can create interaction that brings lots of attention to your app and of traffic to your website.

Launch Your iOS Photo App

iOS photo app templates allow you to build app for photo iPhone and iPad users. They come with features and functionalities that can be customized to fit your needs. 

CodeCanyon has plenty of great iOS photo app templates to choose from. You will find something that suits your needs. 

More iOS App Template Resources on Tuts+

Learn more about iOS app templates and find more inspiration with the following resources:

• iOS SDK
  10 Best iOS Game Templates
  Franc Lucas
• iOS SDK
  17 Best iOS App Templates of 2019
  Nona Blackman
• Ionic
  10 Stunning Ionic App Templates
  Esther Vaati
• iOS SDK
  Jump-Start Your Mobile App With an iOS App Template
  Franc Lucas