What MWM changed

• Added "MWM Intelligence" as a new proprietary data platform that powers their other tools.
• Added "MWM Studio" to highlight their history of building their own successful apps since 2009.
• Updated the homepage headline to describe MWM as a "technology company" rather than just a "platform."
• Added a new "Learn more about" section featuring five distinct business pillars.
• Included specific company details, such as their headquarters in France and their founding story.

MWM is shifting from being seen as just a set of tools to a full-service technology company. By highlighting their own app studio and proprietary data platform, they are trying to prove that their AI tools are better because they are built on 14 years of real-world success.

• Added a new "squad of AI agents" feature that designs, builds, and tests native iOS and Android apps.
• Introduced MWM Console, a new free tool to manage revenue, ASO, and market data in one place.
• Rebranded their service into three clear steps: Build (MWM AI), Run (MWM Console), and Scale (MWM Publishing).
• Added several new testimonials from app founders to prove their scaling and acquisition success.
• Removed multi-language footer links and simplified the top navigation.

MWM is moving from a simple no-code tool to a full "agentic" platform. They now offer to handle the entire lifecycle of an app—building, running, and funding growth—which may attract solo developers who lack marketing budgets.

• Removed "Duo Mobile" from the Top Apps list.
• Added "FedEx Mobile" to the Top Apps list.
• Reordered the display of existing apps like "Zoom Workplace" and "Okta Verify."
• Added a Japanese language tag to the footer.

The platform updated its market intelligence section to feature different high-ranking apps. This shows they are actively tracking and displaying new trending tools in the productivity and logistics space.