These days, the name of the game is native mobile apps. With an increase in the number of mobile computing devices, the PC is at a risk of becoming a poor country cousin. With this increase comes the need for mobile apps. Like any other form of communication on the Internet, creating native mobile apps is getting to be easier with each passing day.
Take this Netherlands company called AppMachine, for example. It allows anybody, even those without any knowledge of coding or all that tech gook, to create native mobile apps, across almost all platforms – Android, iOS & Windows. To do that, one can either use already available Content from a Website as a springboard, or build an app entirely from scratch. Plus, there are other in-built features such as analysis of your app’s performance offered here. Members can use the analysis dashboard to measure how their app is being used.
These guys offer over 35 pre-coded, snap-together “Building Blocks” & skin selection + design features for the creation of custom apps. These contain features such as information, photos & videos. Further, they also facilitate the publishing of the app. Take the required screenshots, get the required store licenses & AppMachine assures to do the publishing/promotion. Users can continue to build their apps as long as they want for free till such time their apps are published. It’s only then that they will have to subscribe to a particular paid plan.
The company AppMachine was founded in 2011, & is headquartered in Heerenveen. New offices have recently opened in San Francisco, São Paulo & Hamburg. AppMachine went ‘live’ in 2013 & says it serves about 120,000 customers from 140 countries today.
Besides the creation of native apps for a company, brand or service, there are many other ways of using AppMachine.
For example, if one is planning a business or networking event, say like an exhibition or conference, then, one can use this service to build an app for iOS, Android or a Windows Phone 8 in just 1 day for the same. One can use it, for example to make a restaurant menu, for example, or a table reservation app.
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