App builder

Apps builder

TOP 10 SITES:

 Mobincube

Mobincube is a great solution for creating native mobile apps for Android, iOS and Windows phone. It is built from the ground up to help you make money through your apps and offers built-in monetization feature, which can be easily activated. Mobincube also lets you build unlimited apps for free but limits some functionalities.

It supports push notifications, Google Maps, and Google Analytics natively, allowing you to embed them in your app easily.

Some of its additional features include support for a mobile store, audio/video streaming, web embeds, and databases.

AppsGeyser

AppsGeyser is one of the oldest mobile app makers that does not require coding knowledge.

It does not support creating iOS apps and is best suited for assembling web content into apps.

It offers 70+ app templates to start building your app smoothly.

Dropsource

Dropsource is an innovative solution for creating native mobile apps – right from your browser. This platform offers tools for the whole development process and supports docs to help you get started with it.

It provides a drag-and-drop user interface editor which helps to prototype and build your apps with native elements and customized logic. You can integrate data in your app using REST APIs.

You can build and test your app in its browser based emulator, and share it to get feedback from others. When the app is ready, you can download code or publish directly to the App Store or the Google Play Store.

Andromo

Andromo is one of the known mobile app creators for building Android apps. Its apps are multilingual by default with support for 20+ languages .

It offers built-in features and templates, which are easy to add to your apps. Some of them include an audio player, support for integrating Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, support for adding content from a website, radio and podcast player, PDF and RSS support, etc. It also features adding the essentials like contact info, about page, and photo gallery.

Thunkable

Thunkable is yet another cloud solution to build native mobile apps for Android and iOS. It has an eyecatching interface.It does not support creating apps for Windows Phone. However, Thunkable helps you create and monetize gorgeous-looking apps.

It offers nice documentation, as well as video tutorials for getting started with its platform, which is very helpful for beginners. Some of its features include modern interface elements, support for image and speech recognizers, various databases, Admob, Google Maps.

You can live test your apps on your mobile device or an emulator, and after you are done creating, you can download and publish your app manually.

Appyet

App Yet can help you create applications for your websites easily. App Yet can help you convert your RSS feeds into an Android app easily. Here also, you can make money through advertising. You can easily turn your best websites or blogs into apps and share it with your friends around the globe.

Appypie

 The tagline for this web-based app builder is: “Make an app, easy as pie.” Say what you will about the slogan, but it’s accurate; you really can whip up an app on this site without too many clicks, or design knowledge. You start by choosing your app’s category, and then a basic layout. Then, by clicking through a demo of the app on a sample on-screen phone, you can adjust text, and add pages, colors, photos, media, links and more. You have pretty robust control over the flow and architecture of the app, and the site is extremely responsive.

AppMakr

 With a decidedly less-slick interface than AppyPie, AppMakr is nonetheless easy to use. It excels in making icon-based apps. Just like AppyPie, you’re given a mock-up of a smartphone and you’re able to drag icons directly onto its face from a menu of choices at the right. Unlike AppyPie however, apps built through this tool are better at linking to content rather than providing native content. Drag the “blog” icon over for example, and you’ll be asked to enter your blog’s RSS feed address. Same for the “news” function. But if you have an existing blog or website, this provides an easy way to take it mobile. You can also change the look of each icon and customize the background image. Changes to architecture, however, aren’t as robust as they are with AppyPie.

AppInstitute

This is another extremely user-friendly online app builder. One differentiating factor is that when you begin your app-building process on this site, you’ll be asked to choose a template based on your goals, such as: “Sell Stuff,” “Get Bookings” or “Earn Loyalty.” After clicking on the tab that best represents your needs, you can further hone your app by choosing the proper category such as “church,” “coffee shop,” or “good cause.”

Another unique feature of AppInstitute is that after you choose your basic template, you can enter your phone number and you’ll be instantly sent a link to your pre-made app. Of course, you’ll want to spend some time making it your own, but it’s a fun feature to get the instant gratification of a working app in seconds. (Of course, it’s also a clever way by which AppInstitute gets ahold of your phone number.)

In order to publish an Android-friendly app, you’ll need to shell out $70 per month, with the $115 price point gaining you access to an iOS version of your app as well.

GoodBarber

Despite its strange name, GoodBarber is a solid choice for online app building. It puts the smartphone mock-up front and center in its design ontology, so you can click through the app as if it were live and see your changes take effect immediately. While this makes understanding the logic of your app quite easy, it makes designing it a little more difficult.his year, we're throwing a potluck Thanksgiving,

2GoodBarber also offers app checking tools, so that before you are ready to publish an Android version of your app for instance, it would give you a checklist of completed items and those that still need to be fixed (such as naming your app).

These websites are very useful for people who like to try new things and especially if you are an android lover, you would love to try these websites.