There are several websites that have been offering tools to generate apps. One is free, while others charge for their services. To create, is easy and all you need is content to fill them. If you can create a video and put on the web then you have the skills to create a app.
“Making an app should be as simple as twitting!”
AppMakr, which launched in 2009, has been used to produce more than 8,000 apps, for average users and big names in the publishing world, such as Newsweek, The Atlantic,The Salt Lake City Tribune, Harvard Business Review and PBS NewsHour.
And getting your finished app into the Apple and Android app stores is relatively easy. Register as a developer with Apple ($99) and Google ($25). Google automatically approves anyone who wants to post an app, as long as it doesn’t violate guidelines. Apple looks at several app’s, though it declines many for style and technical issues.
The Apple and Google sign-up fees can add up and thats including fees charged by the online appmakers.
I would suggest going with AppMakr: This is the best and most widely used of the bunch, with the best price: free.
The program is designed for the average person to make an app in a minutes. It’s so simple that many media companies have used it, with a healthy mix of blogs, photos, and video.
To make an app, you’ll need Adobe Photoshop or some other online tool, such as Webresizer or PicResize. Savvy Photoshop users will want to use AppMakr’s directions for designing your app icon and splash page. AppMakr specifies the recommended dimensions – 640 x 960 pixels, for instance – for the iPhone splash page. AppMakr shows you on the Web page exactly what your app will look like on the phone, so you can see mistakes and take care of them instantly.
Creating an App is just clicks away! So please take a look at the link below:
www.appmakr.com