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No matter what kind of apps you intend to build, this is the best place to start. Quickly get a feel for how easy it is to build an app, without pressure or deadlines.
Build your app in no time, with point and click ease, using the drag and drop WYSIWYG editor. Then immediately test your new creation on your smart phone, iPhone or Android.
Discover how to quickly assemble rich niche apps from your own content or even PLR. Then flesh it out with live RSS feeds from your website, a Facebook page, Youtube, Flickr, Pinterest or practically any site with an RSS feed.
Once your happy with your app, you can easily publish it to Google Play.
If building set and forget niche magnets is your thing then this is for you.
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Here are a few killer features that you can pack into an app:
.Loyalty Cards: An amazingly effective way to get repeat customers, something businesses love!
.GPS Check-in Coupons: Like loyalty cards but are location activated, perfect for clubs and bars!.
.Push Notifications: Send messages direct to your app users and have it pop up on the screen of their smart phone. While email opening rates are in dwindling single digits, push notifications are
enjoying read rates of around 90%.
.Social Media Integration: Tap into the power of social media to spread your apps virally. Easy integration with Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and even Yelp.
.RSS Feed Integration: Easily pull in data from Wordpress blogs, Web 2.0 sites, news feeds, and social media sites like Facebook, Youtube and Pinterest
.Searchable Maps: Build a local business directory
with a searchable map for a mall or shopping center
.Offline Availability: Native Apps don't need a live Internet connection to function. This is what makes real native applications, so powerful. What good would a loyalty card be, for example, if it required an Internet connection to work? This is one reason why apps make so much sense for local businesses.
