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Buddyapp v2.0.0 - Mobile First Community WordPress Theme

Developer: SeventhQueenCategory: WordPress ThemesTrusted with 79 downloadsPro1 favoriteLatest v2.0.0Updated 5mo ago

Meet BuddyApp WordPress Theme , best for any kind of Private or Public community, Intranet or Extranet websites.

What's InsideTheme Pack
  • Installable theme file· v1.9.2
  • Child theme
  • Bundled plugins· 3
  • Demo content· 3
  • Documentation· 1
  • Multiple builds· 2
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Meet BuddyApp WordPress Theme, best for any kind of Private or Public community, Intranet or Extranet websites. With a Creative design and built with Mobile first approach it is a theme that allows you to build a site that stands out from the crowd.

BuddyApp is mobile optimized, easy to use on any device (Manage your projects and teams on the go). BuddyApp helps you run any kind of social network on your WordPress, with member profiles, activity streams, user groups, messaging and more.

BuddyApp WordPress Theme Features

  • Live Site Customizer – Design your site while you preview the changes
  • Drag & Drop builder – Visual composer included
  • Great mobile experience with Mobile first design approach
  • Woocommerce integration
  • Unlimited colors – You can choose to style individually the Header, Sidemenu and the content body
  • 1 Click full demo content. Install posts, widgets, menus
  • Retina ready – Icon fonts included
  • 600+ Google Fonts to to choose from on headings and text
  • Child Theme included for easier theme upgrades
  • Nice Knowledge base listings to answer frequent questions
  • Clean code with lots of added actions and filters you can hook into
  • Unlimited sidebars – dynamically create sidebars to use in different pages
  • Widget ready

Recent releases

Release history

View all 3 versions
v2.0.0Latest
Feb 9, 202628.0 MB
v1.9.2
Oct 3, 202328.0 MB
v1.9.0
Dec 24, 202528.2 MB

Frequently asked questions

Is Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme GPL licensed?
Yes, Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). You can legally use, modify, and redistribute it on unlimited websites.
Can I use Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme on multiple websites?
Yes. Under the GPL license, there are no domain or site restrictions. You can install Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme on as many websites as you need.
How much does Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme cost on GPLCoffee?
Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme is available for $5.99 for a 1-year license or $15.99 for a lifetime license. Membership plans also include credit-based access so you can download Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme along with thousands of other plugins for a single subscription.
Are updates included with Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme?
Yes. Every new release of Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme is synced to GPLCoffee automatically. You can download the latest version any time, and subscribers can use the one-click connector plugin to update directly from their WordPress dashboard.
Is Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme safe to download?
Every Buddyapp – Mobile First Community Wordpress Theme release is scanned with VirusTotal before publication. Scan results (including the specific threat report URL when available) are visible on each version page, and releases flagged as malicious are blocked from the catalog.