Build apps for iOS, Android, and the web. Just use the visual drag & drop editor to customize everything. Plenty of plugins (like OneSignal Push Notifications) are available by default and your apps are ready for any browser, the App Store, and Google Play. π
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not able to find your documentation? Can you please share the links?
I would like to know more about the underlying technology and how backend API calls work etc. What is the language of the app. Is it flutter, react native etc?
Example: how can I call graphql or other APIs through this app?
In any case, good work on the project. This will make life for a lot of people similar.
Thanks a lot for your words, @itsshashank! Right now, we are still working on a techy documentation for professional, IT-centered users like you! ;) Technology behind is WebView mixed with our own bridge APIs for native features, and native AdMob and OneSignal frameworks. So the output will be Android Studio source code/APK file for Android, and Swift/IPA file for iOS :) Cheers, and thanks again for your comment! :)
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What are the limits of the tool? At what point does the user need to start writing custom code? What kind of apps could you expect to build with the tool?
Thanks!
@lui_kohl A brilliant question! Custom Code is required whenever you need your own plugins that are not pre-built by us in the app builder system. For most media cases, it should work without code. But when it comes to your own APIs or plugins, you will need it. However, we are currently working on some very cool stuff to replace custom code requirements here as well! ;-) Cheers, thanks again, and enjoy your day!
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If someone is starting out would you truly recommend this over learning how to code in a native programming language like Swift?
@edisonjoao6871 Haha, a tricky question β thanks for that! :) No, I think there are different reasons and use cases for either learning how to code (like Xcode/Swift or Java/Android Studio) or just needing an app for your yoga studio or coffee shop :) In the last case, apprat.io will be the cheaper option, especially cheaper in terms of time ;-)
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Muy buena aplicaciΓ³n , felicidades , soy nuevo en esta comunidad , es posible me puedan ayudar si tengo una idea para desarrollar una app ?? Gracias y felicidades una vez mΓ‘s . Saludos desde Barcelona .
@kike17, thanks for your comment! My Spanish is quite limited, but I used Google Translate ;-) Sure, try it outΒ βΒ the first 30 days are free :) Cheers!
@prithsr Happy to hear that, thank you! :) I never subscribed to Thunkable, but it does not seem to build web apps (in addition to iOS & Android builds). Moreover, I would say that Thunkable seems to be a good fit for complex apps, wether apprat.io makes a point for easy, good-looking, responsive apps (e.g., for displaying opening hours, burger offers, and much more). But apprat.io is still at day 0 since launch, so we will integrate most of the requested features in the future :) Cheers, and thanks again!
Excellent question, @mrdobelina β thank you! :) Yeah, the most comfortable option would be to use a pre-built plugin for your requirements. However, you can embed your own API code as well. And we are working on even more plugins and possibilities! :) Since apprat.io is live since this day, we are still working on a curated, live "Examples" section β we are excited! The first 30 days are 100% free, so we invite you to try the platform! :)
@johncaffier huge congratulations on your launch! Looks really cool. My question is - can i keep the source files when making a web app? Or must they stay with Appratio?
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