React Native Ecommerce App Templates
Cross-platform mobile commerce apps built with React Native and Expo. Product browsing, cart, checkout, and order tracking for iOS and Android.
11 templates available
Beauty Products Store
A modern, full-featured beauty and cosmetics e-commerce application built around a server-rendered Next.js storefront with SEO optimization. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Connects seamlessly to a headless e-commerce backend such as Medusa, Shopify, or a custom API. Features product browsing with category filters, search, cart management, Stripe checkout, user authentication, and order tracking. The UI is built with Radix UI and shadcn/ui components styled with Tailwind CSS for a polished, accessible experience. Easy to set up — clone, install dependencies, configure your backend URL, and you are live. Ideal for launching a beauty brand, skincare line, or cosmetics marketplace.
Christmas Gift Store
A festive, holiday-themed e-commerce application for selling Christmas gifts, decorations, and seasonal products. The ready-to-buy Next.js storefront provides server-rendered pages and full SEO support; mobile, backend, and alternative framework ports are available on demand. The storefront uses shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS for a beautiful, responsive UI with holiday-ready theming, and connects to Medusa or another headless commerce API. Perfect for seasonal pop-up stores, gift shops, or holiday marketplaces that need to launch fast and look professional.
Electronics Store
A high-performance electronics and gadgets e-commerce application built around a Next.js storefront with server-side rendering for SEO and social sharing. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Features advanced product filtering, variant selection (storage, color), comparison views, and Stripe-powered checkout. The component library is built on Radix UI and shadcn/ui with Tailwind CSS, providing a clean, modern interface suitable for consumer electronics. Backend-agnostic — works with Medusa, Saleor, or any REST/GraphQL commerce API. Quick setup with environment-based configuration and zero lock-in.
Furniture Store
An elegant furniture and home furnishing e-commerce app with a design-forward Next.js storefront for SEO-optimized product pages and server-rendered category browsing. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. The visual design emphasizes large product imagery, room-based browsing, and material/color variant selection. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion for a premium feel. Connects to any headless commerce backend — Medusa JS SDK integration is included. Form handling via React Hook Form with Zod validation ensures robust checkout and account flows. Great for furniture brands, interior design shops, or home decor marketplaces.
Kids Store
A playful, colorful e-commerce application for kids toys, clothing, books, and educational products. The ready-to-buy Next.js storefront provides SEO-friendly pages and fast loads; alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. The UI is built with shadcn/ui components and Tailwind CSS with a family-friendly design language. Supports age-group filtering, size/color variants, and category-based browsing (Toys, Clothing, Books, Educational, Baby Gear). Integrates with Medusa or any headless backend via a configurable API layer. TanStack Query handles data fetching and caching for a snappy browsing experience. Ideal for kids brands, toy stores, or baby product marketplaces.
Perfume Store
A luxury-styled perfume and fragrance e-commerce app built for premium brand presentation. The ready-to-buy Next.js storefront features rich product pages with scent profiles, bottle size variants, gift set options, and server-rendered collections. Mobile, backend, and alternative framework ports are available on demand. The design uses shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS with an elegant, minimalist aesthetic suited for luxury goods. Easy to customize — swap product data, update branding, and deploy. Perfect for perfume brands, fragrance boutiques, or niche scent marketplaces.
Plant Store
A nature-inspired Next.js e-commerce application for indoor and outdoor plants, succulents, herbs, and plant care products. Alternative framework and commerce-platform ports are available on demand. Supports botanical product browsing with categories like Indoor Plants, Succulents, Tropical, Herbs, and Plant Care. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, and Tailwind CSS for a clean, earthy aesthetic. TanStack Query manages server state with smart caching for fast category switching. The headless design connects to Medusa, Shopify, or any REST API. Includes React Hook Form with Zod validation for checkout flows. Great for plant nurseries, garden centers, or online botanical shops.
Plant Pot Store
A stylish Next.js e-commerce app specializing in plant pots, planters, and plant stands, with server-rendered product pages for SEO. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Features size and color variant selection, material-based filtering (ceramic, terracotta, concrete, wood), and curated collections. The UI uses shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS with Framer Motion animations for smooth product transitions. Connects to any headless commerce backend — Medusa JS SDK is integrated in the storefront. Easy to maintain and extend — the component architecture is modular, and the API layer is abstracted for quick backend swaps. Perfect for home decor brands, plant accessory shops, or artisan pottery stores.
Plumbing Store
A professional-grade Next.js e-commerce application for plumbing supplies, fixtures, and tools, with server-side rendering for product SEO and technical spec pages. Alternative framework and mobile ports are available on demand. Features finish/size variant selection (Chrome, Brushed Nickel, PVC sizes), technical specifications display, and bulk ordering support. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, and Tailwind CSS for a clean, utilitarian design. Connects to any headless commerce API — Medusa integration included. TanStack Query handles product catalog caching for responsive filtering. Ideal for plumbing supply stores, hardware shops, or B2B fixture distributors.
Fitness Store
A performance-driven fitness and sports e-commerce application for gear, supplements, apparel, and training accessories. The server-rendered Next.js storefront is ready to buy with SEO-ready product and category pages; a React Native mobile port is available on demand. Supports category browsing (Apparel, Supplements, Equipment, Accessories, Yoga), size/flavour/colour variants, search with filtering, cart, and Stripe checkout. Built with Radix UI, shadcn/ui, and Tailwind CSS for a bold, high-energy interface, and connects to any headless commerce backend — Medusa JS SDK integration included. Ideal for supplement brands, activewear labels, gym-equipment retailers, or multi-category fitness marketplaces.
Offer App NZ Offers & Cashback Platform
A full multi-application platform for New Zealand offers, coupons, cashback, merchant management, admin operations, and mobile discovery. The repo ships as a pnpm + Turborepo monorepo with a NestJS API backed by Prisma, PostgreSQL, and Redis; a consumer-facing Next.js web app; dedicated admin and merchant portals; an Expo React Native mobile app; and shared packages for typed API access and DTOs. It includes tracked redirects, coupon copy tracking, cashback activation, wallet and referral foundations, notifications, wishlist flows, sponsored listings, premium subscription surfaces, and merchant tooling. The mobile app uses Expo Router and TanStack Query, while the web experience uses Next.js 16 and shared typed API client packages. The platform is especially useful for founders building a regional rewards marketplace, affiliate coupon platform, or cashback network with separate consumer, merchant, and admin surfaces in one codebase.
What you get
React Native ecommerce app templates ship as Expo projects that build to both iOS and Android from a single codebase. They include product browsing, cart, Stripe checkout, user accounts, and order tracking — the same feature set you expect from a web storefront, adapted for touch.
Every mobile template uses Expo 55+, React 19, Expo Router for navigation, React Navigation bottom tabs, and React Native Reanimated for gestures and transitions. The data layer is abstracted so the app works against any headless commerce API (Medusa, Shopify, custom).
These templates are companion apps, not replacements for your web store. They're designed to share the same backend so inventory, pricing, and customer data stay in sync across channels.
Best for
- Brands with an existing web store who want to add a native mobile channel
- Stores where repeat customers and push notifications drive meaningful revenue
- Categories where browsing is tactile (fashion, furniture, beauty) and benefits from native gestures
- D2C brands building a direct relationship with customers outside web browsers
How to decide
Pick Expo over bare React Native
Expo handles build, release, and update infrastructure that would otherwise take weeks to set up. Unless you need a specific native module Expo doesn't support, the managed workflow is the right default.
Pick React Native over Flutter for web team reuse
If your web team already writes React, React Native lets them contribute to the mobile app with minimal ramp. Flutter requires learning Dart — a bigger upfront cost.
Expect ongoing app store maintenance
Apple and Google both require periodic updates, metadata refreshes, and compliance checks. Mobile apps have higher maintenance cost than web storefronts — budget accordingly.
Frequently asked questions
Do these templates include push notifications?
Push notification infrastructure (Expo Notifications) is wired up, but connecting it to your backend is part of the integration work. The template demonstrates the client-side pattern.
Can I submit these to the App Store and Play Store?
Yes. Every template is structured to pass Apple and Google review when branded and configured with your own assets. You'll need Apple Developer and Google Play Console accounts.
How do I share code with my web storefront?
The cleanest approach is a shared TypeScript package with types, API clients, and business logic. The web storefront and mobile app both consume it. MVPHub monorepo templates demonstrate this pattern.
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Ready to launch your store?
Every template ships with source code, documentation, and free updates. Pick a starter kit and go live in days, not months.