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Hello everyone, I'm embarking on a new startup project and have a new idea on which I'm currently tinkering. My initial thinking is to develop a no-code Android App. However, my aim is quickly build and validate, yet what puzzles me is whether to build an Android app, an iOS app or develop for both at the same time from inception. Based on my online search, three firms that caught my attention as initial support partners are: Suffescom Solutions, Hyperlocal Cloud and RisingMax Inc.

I'd like to hear real experiences before even considering them. If anyone of the above companies or other Android/no code software providers have been used, can a review be offered?

A few additional questions that might be asked:

How hard was it to adapt to iOS if Android mobile devices were your only previous experience?

What were the platforms/tools used if you were using a no-code tool, and how easy was it to customize?

Are there any proposed questions that we must ask the supplier before the contract can be finalized?

Thank you in advance. I would like to learn from actual experience, both positive and negative. Any help in locating case studies or horror stories would be very much appreciated.

Replit,Onspace AI and base44 AI you have to write a detailed plan about your app the UI and database like supabase or firebase with clerk for users management. The features depends on the credits used you can also use a good AI like Gemini to create project architectures.


Most AI tools has a way to respond to it's users the best recommendations so you don't go off track. They might ask for ApI keys register and insert. The hardest part is deployment of the app to app store you can use Despia to convert lovable apps to Mobile app but you have to host it which isn't free

You can use appsgeyser to convert HTML, CSS and Js code in one file or URL or a HTML zip file to app . Just Google appsgeyser.


The prompt will be like create HTML, CSS and JavaScript of chess game in one file . Copy the codes and paste do it repeatedly by tweaking the prompt for different apps

Thanks for the useful information, I will definetly try and update my experience with you. Thanks again..

Alphabyte3:
You can use appsgeyser to convert HTML, CSS and Js code in one file or URL or a text zip file to app . Just Google appsgeyser.


The prompt will be like create HTML, CSS and JavaScript of chess game in one file . Copy the codes and paste do it repeatedly by tweaking the prompt for different apps