GoodBarber Reviews & Product Details

What I appreciate most about GoodBarber is the ability to transform an innovative idea into a professional, intuitive, and easily manageable app. With TrAIvel, our project dedicated to tourism and the enhancement of territories, GoodBarber has allowed us to develop an accessible, multilingual, and content-rich digital experience. The main advantages are the simplicity of management, the flexibility of the platform, the ability to quickly update content, and to offer users a quality experience on iOS and Android without having to develop two separate applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The aspect I find most in need of improvement is the lack of an extension dedicated to automatic translation of the app and its contents. For an international tourism project like TrAIvel, which offers services in five languages, managing translations manually is time-consuming. It would be extremely useful to integrate an AI-based automatic translation system capable of translating and synchronizing texts, articles, descriptions, and updates in different languages, while maintaining the ability to review them manually. This feature would make GoodBarber even more competitive for multilingual projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate the ability to deeply customize the design with GoodBarber. The app doesn't feel like it was created with an app builder, and it faithfully reproduces the colors and typography of my website thanks to the integrated builder (color choices, HTML customization, etc.). It's also quite easy to use: everything is rather intuitive, and the various tutorials are very helpful for publishing the app. Even novices can manage. The most delicate point is sometimes dealing with Apple's app verification requirements. That said, the GoodBarber team has already contacted Apple's team to resolve some issues during an update of my app. I also use the WordPress plugin to automatically transfer my site's content to the app, and it's a very easy-to-use tool, accessible to everyone. A new app can be created in an afternoon, without any particular hassle. Once published on the stores, the app is smooth, and to date, I haven't encountered any crashes. Finally, the price-quality ratio remains quite affordable. The evolutions thanks to AI could be numerous, but they are not really there yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think there could be even more customization possibilities. At the moment, you can create an app that matches our graphic charter, but some elements are not customizable with GoodBarber. In particular, it is impossible to add a search bar in the app with a custom gbjson feed, which is a shame because it could be implemented quite easily with AI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the ease of creating an app without knowing how to program with GoodBarber, and now the new update with the possibility of creating tools with artificial intelligence. I also appreciate the native APIs like Spotify and YouTube, although I've had issues with the WordPress API. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The APIs could have a better interface and I would like more options to customize how blog content, YouTube, and Spotify appear. Additionally, the custom code function still has some limitations, such as not being able to remove the space under the custom menu, which hinders the desired experience. It would also be useful if all functionalities had the same options, like forcing the app to start with the menu closed, which not all offer consistently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that GoodBarber lets me build a professional native app without having to be a developer. It gives me a lot of flexibility to customize the app, and the support team has been very helpful whenever I’ve needed assistance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The learning curve can be a little steep, especially if you want to go beyond the basic features. I also sometimes feel that the app’s structure can limit creativity and customization because you have to work within GoodBarber’s predefined framework. Some useful features, such as Memberships and Chat, also cost extra. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about GoodBarber is the simplicity of managing my app after it has been created. I can update content, adjust the design and make changes without needing to write code. The back office is convenient to use, and having everything in one place makes maintaining the app much faster and easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike is that some features and settings are not always easy to find in the back office. Occasionally, I need to spend extra time looking through the menus or documentation to figure out how to change a specific setting. Making some of these options easier to access would improve the overall experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about GoodBarber is how easy it is to build and manage a professional mobile app without advanced coding skills. The dashboard is intuitive, there are plenty of customization options, and I can quickly update content or make changes to my app. It saves me a lot of time and makes managing the app much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the more advanced settings can be a little confusing at first, and it sometimes takes time to find exactly where a specific option is located. I would also like to see even more flexibility in some customization options. Overall, these are minor issues and they haven't significantly affected my experience with the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We use GoodBarber for the PSW app – Planète SW, the French-speaking Star Wars fan club since 1999. The drag-and-drop back office allows us to publish news, events, and forum access without a dedicated developer: a new section is set up in a few hours, not weeks. The site's content automatically feeds the app, and push notifications bring members back during major news (trailers, releases). UI/UX: clear navigation by sections, a native experience smoother than a mobile site. Integrations: sync with Planete-StarWars.com, push integrated into the editorial flow. Performance: stable app, regular updates without managing Xcode/Android Studio. ROI: much more profitable than a custom app for an association; over 10,000 downloads, rating ~4.7/5. Support: taken over in a few days by the editorial team. AI: not central, but automations (sync, push) already reduce the daily manual load. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

GoodBarber remains limited as soon as you step out of the "content + standard sections" model: the deep integration of our forum (nearly 500,000 messages, RPG, complex interactions) mainly goes through embedded web pages rather than a true native experience, which is less smooth than a custom-developed app. Advanced customization (very specific ergonomics, custom community features) also quickly hits the builder's options. But these are just details. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can create and manage my e-commerce site and its applications without code, with a clear and stable interface. The technology is stable, the design is modern and sleek, and my activities are well visible and highlighted on mobiles, tablets, and computers. The SEO on Google and AI is very good, and the site always displays impeccably. I have been using GoodBarber for several years and appreciate having the applications along with the site. The AI module allowed me to create a special menu with images and videos in seconds; it's "just remarkable and fantastic," and it works impeccably. I plan to use it to create modules that GoodBarber does not offer natively, if the system allows. Their hotline is also reliable and efficient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the e-commerce part of GoodBarber lagging behind compared to non-commercial sites. Compared to WordPress e-commerce modules, GoodBarber offers barely 20% of the necessary modules for the proper functioning of a professional e-commerce site. I cannot group several products into a combo sold at a global price lower than that of the separate products, which represents a loss of revenue for my agency. The alternative solutions offered do not replace what I really need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've been with GoodBarber for almost 6 years now, and I have to say that the quality of their work, the solutions they offer, and the innovation they consistently demonstrate are greatly underestimated in the market.

The UI/UX is honestly one of the best I've seen in this category. The back office is clean, logical, and genuinely pleasant to work in, and the apps you ship out of it look polished by default. Even non technical users on my side can jump in and get productive quickly.

On integrations, the platform plays well with everything I need: APIs, external services, payment providers, analytics, plus native connectors that save a lot of custom work. Whenever I've needed to plug GoodBarber into an existing ecosystem, it just worked.

Performance has never been an issue. Builds are fast, the published apps are responsive, load times are short, and I've had no meaningful downtime over these years. That reliability matters more than any feature list.

In terms of pricing and ROI, the value is remarkable. What they charge versus what you would spend building and maintaining the equivalent with an agency or an in house team is simply not comparable. The return was obvious within the first months.

Support and onboarding are excellent. The team is responsive, knowledgeable, and actually helpful rather than scripted, and the documentation plus tutorials make getting started painless. Over 6 years I've always had answers when I needed them.

Finally, the AI and intelligence side is where they keep surprising me. They ship modern, genuinely useful capabilities instead of gimmicks, and they do it early. That is what innovation looks like in practice.

I'm very pleased to be able to use their platform and very satisfied with the solution. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, there's very little I dislike. The only real limitation I've run into is the lack of control over push notification personalization. Right now there's not much you can do to tailor pushes to individual users or segments, and connecting that layer to external automation tools like Make or similar is not really possible either. I know it's on the roadmap, so I'm confident it will come.

That said, I think this is fairly normal. Giving full autonomy over push configuration is a sensitive thing to open up, both technically and in terms of the risk of misuse, so I understand why they've been cautious about it. It's a limitation I can live with, and it's the only one I'd point to after almost 6 years on the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I appreciate most about GoodBarber is being able to manage our local radio's mobile app on my own, without a developer. I run a small station (Jordanne FM, in Cantal) and handle both commercial, on-air, and digital aspects. GoodBarber allows me to keep the app alive daily without spending all my time on it.

Specifically, I mainly use:

- The CMS by sections (Local News, Team Jordanne FM, Listen Again): we publish an article, a podcast, or a replay in a few minutes, and it displays neatly on iOS and Android without retouching.

- Push notifications, which allow us to inform our listeners about a special broadcast, a game, or important local news. It's a real audience driver for a local radio.

- Statistics (downloads, launches, page views, iOS/Android distribution), useful for managing content and promoting the app to our advertisers.

- The opening towards AI: thanks to the connector, I can query stats or prepare content directly from my AI assistant, saving me precious time on repetitive tasks.

The unexpected benefit: the app has become a commercial argument. I can offer my clients a presence beyond the airwaves, on a platform we fully control. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main obstacle for a small structure like ours remains the price. The subscription represents a significant budget for an associative or cooperative radio, and some interesting features are reserved for higher offers or provided via paid extensions. The return on investment is real, but it needs to be built over time.

Regarding integrations, there is still a lack of more native synchronization with tools specific to the radio profession. Our news articles are hosted on our site (Radio King), and circulating content between the two platforms still requires manipulations or setting up configurable feeds. A simpler gateway with radio CMS would save valuable time.

The back-office is very comprehensive, but this richness also has its downside: some settings are a bit buried in the menus, and mastering advanced options (design, sections, push settings) requires real learning time. Support responds, but documentation more oriented towards concrete use cases would be a real plus.

Finally, in terms of performance, the preview of modifications and the delay in publishing updates on the stores could be faster.

Nothing blocking on a daily basis, but these are the points that would make the tool go from excellent to indispensable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.