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Old 08-25-2012, 12:38 AM   #201
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If your I interested in seeing the full potential of Amber's system then just head over to Seattle clouds and sign up for a free account. You can have a mess about there and see what can be achieved.

I've used Seattle clouds for a few weeks now, created several large apps with the intent of joining their payment program ( thank god I didn't ). Now all I have to do is download the resource files from SC and upload them to CCA! Job done.

Thanks amber for this great opportunity x
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Just spent the last hour having a play with this, I have to say it is great, cant wait to get my distribution cert uploaded and start building.

As a user of SkyBuilder which is great for quick Android apps but not so good for iPhone apps, this sytem is however great for them, so I am very pleased with my purchase so far, and looking forward to the templates coming.

Just gutted Craig has picked up, still a little competition in the same area makes it fun, lol

Advice to anyone (especially those who have SkyBuilder but not got an IOS app accepted) 'Buy this its well worth the $37 a month'
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I'm very interested in this, and have actually been a subscriber of SC for the past 18 months or so ( $99 a month soon adds up so this looks like a great alternative ).

1st Question - At the moment I have a number of apps in my current SC account. Will I be able to somehow transfer these over to your system ?? What would be involved in this ??

2nd Question - What form of support do you use ?? I've had a few issues in the past with support from SC, so I am just wondering who will be offering the support. Will it be you, or do my support tickets go back to SC to deal with ??

3rd Question - If and when SC add new templates and native pages, will your system automatically be offering these as well ??

Hope to hear back from you soon about these questions, as I am very very interested in signing up with you.

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I'm very interested in this, and have actually been a subscriber of SC for the past 18 months or so ( $99 a month soon adds up so this looks like a great alternative ).

1st Question - At the moment I have a number of apps in my current SC account. Will I be able to somehow transfer these over to your system ?? What would be involved in this ??

2nd Question - What form of support do you use ?? I've had a few issues in the past with support from SC, so I am just wondering who will be offering the support. Will it be you, or do my support tickets go back to SC to deal with ??

3rd Question - If and when SC add new templates and native pages, will your system automatically be offering these as well ??

Hope to hear back from you soon about these questions, as I am very very interested in signing up with you.

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Hey Alex,

If you go to your 'resource manager' in seattle clouds (for whichever project) and click on 'download zip', you get all the files that make up your app. Then you would just go into the 'resource manager' in Ambers system and click on 'upload zip' and thats pretty much it.

I've only tried it with a couple of apps so far but everything seems perfect.

Hope this helps
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Just spent the last hour having a play with this, I have to say it is great, cant wait to get my distribution cert uploaded and start building.

As a user of SkyBuilder which is great for quick Android apps but not so good for iPhone apps, this sytem is however great for them, so I am very pleased with my purchase so far, and looking forward to the templates coming.

Just gutted Craig has picked up, still a little competition in the same area makes it fun, lol

Advice to anyone (especially those who have SkyBuilder but not got an IOS app accepted) 'Buy this its well worth the $37 a month'
Craig, we are in Solihull, thats what I mean by area
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If you go to your 'resource manager' in seattle clouds (for whichever project) and click on 'download zip', you get all the files that make up your app. Then you would just go into the 'resource manager' in Ambers system and click on 'upload zip' and thats pretty much it.

I've only tried it with a couple of apps so far but everything seems perfect.

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Thanks for that Craig. I appreciate your help with this.
My main concern is if this will effect the apps that I currently have up for sale in the app store. I would guess that the process would be to do what you say in download the resources, and then simply upload them to this new system.

Then I guess it would be best to do a very simple update of the app - and make sure that the update through the new system will update the current app in the app store.

I am just concerned about causing problems to my existing apps that I have in the app store. A couple apps I have do have Push Notifications activated, so I am wondering if these will remain during the transfer from SC over to Ambers system.
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Craig, we are in Solihull, thats what I mean by area
Lol oh, i get ya now. there's plenty to go around mate
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Thanks for that Craig. I appreciate your help with this.
My main concern is if this will effect the apps that I currently have up for sale in the app store. I would guess that the process would be to do what you say in download the resources, and then simply upload them to this new system.

Then I guess it would be best to do a very simple update of the app - and make sure that the update through the new system will update the current app in the app store.

I am just concerned about causing problems to my existing apps that I have in the app store. A couple apps I have do have Push Notifications activated, so I am wondering if these will remain during the transfer from SC over to Ambers system.

Yeah, i understand what your saying mate! its a tricky one. when you publish in SC i'm sure you download an actual APK file which you then have to upload. so with that being said, If you had an exact copy (in Ambers system) you would be overwriting the old SC app with the new one (from Amber) cancelling out the Seattle Clouds version anyway. You could still activate the push notifications too.

If you know what i mean lol (lost myself half way through)
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Yeah, i understand what your saying mate! its a tricky one. when you publish in SC i'm sure you download an actual APK file which you then have to upload. so with that being said, If you had an exact copy (in Ambers system) you would be overwriting the old SC app with the new one (from Amber) cancelling out the Seattle Clouds version anyway. You could still activate the push notifications too.

If you know what i mean lol (lost myself half way through)
I got what you mean. However, what I do with my SC account is to request the binaries be published, and the SC will upload them for me to my developer account. This way just makes my life a little easier.

It makes sense that in theory, I should simply be able to download my resource zips from SC, and then upload them as new apps to Amber's system. Hopefully Amber or Jubilee can get back to me later and confirm that this is all ok.

Craig - do you have a "paid" for account at SC ?? The service they provide is pretty good, and the system works well. However, the business account at $99 a month is pretty expensive, and can be tricky to cover the costs at first from selling apps on the app store. However, if you use it to develop apps for clients, then you could easily cover this.

However, if Amber's system is an exact replica of SC, then I'd be mad to continue paying $99 a month to SC instead of $37 to Amber.

Also, not sure if this has been asked or mentioned on this thread ( probably has ) - does Amber's system all you to create the apps for iPhone, Android and Kindle ( just like SC does ).

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I got what you mean. However, what I do with my SC account is to request the binaries be published, and the SC will upload them for me to my developer account. This way just makes my life a little easier.

It makes sense that in theory, I should simply be able to download my resource zips from SC, and then upload them as new apps to Amber's system. Hopefully Amber or Jubilee can get back to me later and confirm that this is all ok.

Craig - do you have a "paid" for account at SC ?? The service they provide is pretty good, and the system works well. However, the business account at $99 a month is pretty expensive, and can be tricky to cover the costs at first from selling apps on the app store. However, if you use it to develop apps for clients, then you could easily cover this.

However, if Amber's system is an exact replica of SC, then I'd be mad to continue paying $99 a month to SC instead of $37 to Amber.

Also, not sure if this has been asked or mentioned on this thread ( probably has ) - does Amber's system all you to create the apps for iPhone, Android and Kindle ( just like SC does ).

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Hey Alex,

I do plan on going the local business route but initially my plan was to build around 10 apps in SC then go for the business plan so at least i had something start off with. Found out that Amber was releasing a White Label version of SC so held fire on purchasing the business plan. SO glad i did

I know its being updated while we speak but yeah, Its pretty much exactly the same mate.
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Just a quick FYI - I have to be out for a bit, but when I get back I'll catch up on the questions and PM's.

Just didn't want anyone thinking I was ignoring!

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Amber I know your busy but could you make a blank template available - that's all I used at SC. Thanks
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I'm sure Amber will do this but it is really easy to do yourself and then just duplicate from the control panel for future use. This way you can have it setup exactly as you want. Another way would be just create an app in your Seattle Clouds account with the blank template. and then make a backup which allows you to download on your computer. You can then use restore option to deploy in any new app on CreateCoolApps

I've also just rechecked and found two blank templates there. One has for 4 tabs and the other one lets you just pull a mobile web site.


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This looks super and you seem different.....more caring and interested in us.
I'm currently using Skybuilder but it is expensive....and support not so helpful....is your system comparable?....how different is it?
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Amber,

You have literally just saved me probably HUNDREDS of dollars a month in creation, hosting, and other fees.

I'm just about "giddy" here with the possibilities of what this can be used for.

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Hi Amber:

Does your white label version of SC upgrade in parallel when the SC platform changes (since the underlying engine is SC)?

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Amber/Guys

Anybody using this ,know if these apps for apple store are getting approved ok. Just been hearing stuff that a lot of peeps on SB are having problems getting their iOS apps approved.

Is there submission guide ? with this system to cut out the try it and see approach /
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Hey Amber,

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Hey Young Lady: Great comments and what seems a Brill WSO: I feel, if I dont get in now, I could regret:

Sounds really good whats on offer: I'm in Thank YOU Colin Jeffrey

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Anybody using this ,know if these apps for apple store are getting approved ok. Just been hearing stuff that a lot of peeps on SB are having problems getting their iOS apps approved.

Is there submission guide ? with this system to cut out the try it and see approach /
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If you look at the Portfolio of App you'll find many have been approved for the appstore. In my opinion one of the problems with SB is it lacks the user features that Apple look for in Apps. Things like tips calculator for restaurants, online booking, end user being able to use the camera. Some of these you may be able to add with custom coding in SB but these and more are already available on this platform with no additional coding required.
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Anybody using this ,know if these apps for apple store are getting approved ok. Just been hearing stuff that a lot of peeps on SB are having problems getting their iOS apps approved.

Is there submission guide ? with this system to cut out the try it and see approach /
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It's real tough to get a simple "Info" app on Apple, they say "Rejected cause it's found on the internet". They want the fancier games and such... it's hard to get a local business app up there too.

Now Android is another story...

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Thanks for your replies, it does help knowing these little things, really appreciated.

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Hi! If ever I subscribed here, say the $37 Corporate Account, should I still need to pay apple and Google Android for License fee?

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Yes still need to apply for google play account and apple developer account.

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ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS...

A business that I was talking to about Mobile Apps back and forth in email the other day, JUST LANDED.

I sent him the links to the demo link that Amber provided, asked him which app he liked the best, he said the "leh" one and agreed on a price of $499 to have it developed.

I don't have the money in hand yet, but the deal is done in "principal". Obviously I don't expect all deals to go this smoothly, but hell, even if 2 a month go that way, I'll be happy as can be.

The hardest part of creating apps for personal or business use are...

1. Being able to provide all the functionality that they want - Custom coding can get expensive and make it nearly IMPOSSIBLE to make a decent profit, but it looks like this system has most/all of the bells and whistles that anyone would want.

2. Production cost - Hosting, coding, updates, templates, etc again, make it hard to actually work a profit into the deal, but this looks like it's "easy" enough that even someone like myself could roll through it.

3. Hiding the source - When you attempt to be frugal and save a couple bucks, you have to worry about the platform that you are working with sticking ads into your app or possibly even contacting your client about updates, etc but the way this system is set up I don't need to worry about either one of those things.

This is probably without a doubt the best "self contained" system that I've come across to date and at the price, you really can't beat it, especially with some of the extra functionality and features you're getting. If you would have asked me even 2 days ago if I thought I would find a solution like this for THIS PRICE I would have said absolutely NOT, so yeah, I'm EXCITED AS HELL about the possibilities here.

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Does anyone know if this builder can create a restaurant app that can take reservations thru opentable?

Thanks!

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From looking at the example apps, yes you can do reservations, although I'm not sure if it is through opentable.

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Hi Amber,

Are updates reflected in real time or it is necessary to resubmit the whole package to iTunes?
eg. Change of text in menu items, minor edits etc.

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You can easily do this by just loading the OpenTable page within a Browser Window on the phone. I believe that functionality is called an In-App Browser and that's what you'd want to use to point it too OpenTable or just create a link/tab which would send the user to OpenTable to make a reservation for that restaurant. Of course you'd send the end user to the restaurant's OpenTable account page/profile page so that they can reserve their table.

Hope that helps.
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Are updates reflected in real time or it is necessary to resubmit the whole package to iTunes?
eg. Change of text in menu items, minor edits etc.

thanks in advance!
I believe this is based on how you'd originally create the app OneCrackedEgg. If you create it from a framed Mobile site then the updates would reflect in real time but if you changed it in the True App phase where coding and recompiling would be involved I believe you'd have to resubmit and wait for Apple approval. Then folks would have to download and install it again to reflect the updated changes.

You can also use the Push Notification functionality to make users aware that there is a new version should you set up your app correctly.

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Just found this on the SC site for OneCrackedEgg:


"Can I update application content?
You can update app content. Content updates on SeattleClouds website are automatically synced with your app."


"Do I need new binaries every time I update my app?
You need new binaries if you updated a large number of files or large media files in your app. You can only sync small files. For your content to get updated you need to check SYNC box for each file that you add, delete or modify. The SYNC box is in Resource Manager."



This isn't directed to anyone in particular above. This is a side note about getting apps approved in the Apple App Store/Market:

As for getting apps approved in Apple and whether or not it's easier with this platform that in my opinion is the wrong question to ask. Apple doesn't kill off apps based on how they were created whether it be BuzzTouch, SB, SC, etc. etc. I believe it's the purpose they serve and their functionality. They don't want a bunch of PLR article apps that look like crap. Apple expects a certain level of functionality especially when considering business apps. They know during the review process if an app is just PLR articles thrown together with a link to Google maps, About Us, etc. etc. They also know by review if an app is just pushing a CPA offer or affiliate offer so one should disguise or add more functionality to serve a purpose of benefiting the end user.

So many people are lazy and try to cut corners instead of putting real thought into their apps when it comes to the iPhone versions. With Apple you have to work a little bit harder and be a little more creative but when you do so the rewards can be huge!!

Now even if an app gets denied by Apple you can always take a look at their reasons why and remedy it then resubmit. The part that really irks me is the waiting times during their review process especially if you have to play the resubmit game with them. After a while though you will start to feel comfortable with what they will and won't approve. You can always take a look at what other apps are doing in the marketplace and their functionality. Then just emulate them.

Now Android is much more flexible but you still don't want to put out junk!

EDITED:
Just found this on the SC site for everyone:


"Approval Process
Application approval is subjective to our review and Apple's review process. We will not approve and submit apps that are incomplete, have broken links, broken functionality, have inappropriate content, are part of a scam or infringe on copyright laws. Application qualified as purely marketing ad with limited, or no functionality, will not be approved. SeattleClouds and Apple reserves the right to reject an application based on a subjective evaluation of the reviewer."


Hope this helps everyone.

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Just one question before jump on to this. Are you gonna supply some splash page templates too?

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Hi Amber,

Just heard about this, but I'm on your list - sigh...

Anyway, I tried SB and was totally underwhelmed -
overpriced / under-supported (imho).

This looks much better.

Question -
Does the client have to get full access to app in order to do Push themselves?
Or is their some sort of breakaway dashboard functionality?

Thanks

P.S. A video walk-through demo in sales thread would be great.

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The more I look through this the more it makes sense.....light bulbs firing all over the place. I'm in in a big way.
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Just picked this up having spoken with Amber - her support is great and the product itself looks solid - as good if not better then the two other platforms I'm currently using.
I've also mailed my list on this - certainly not a platform to be missed at this price with these features.

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Hi Everyone - catching up!


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Also, was wondering if this has coupon AND loyalty program capabilities?

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Yes, it does have the loyalty program capabilities, coupons are in there as well.

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I am in.

looks like Seattleclouds without all the templates.. I hope we can have ALL from SC at the business price you propose...

Vaima - YES they will be added - (got another batch in last night) - Plus there will be another 400 added over the next 1-2 weeks

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Amber,

Selling apps on Google play is not available for many countries ( Google checkout problem), but kindle is available for most.

How Is kindle for selling apps ( monetary wise)? I am interested but in doubt, as selling on Google play is not possible.
Selling apps for kindle is pretty much the same as buying the ebooks from them, or the apps from Google play It's gaining in popularity and it's just as easy as selling a book there.


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Hi Amber, will we have our own preview apps for client to install on their phone?
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If i pay $17 now, can i upgrade later to dev license by paying additional $20?

Is there any lifetime license, say $297 one time?

Any OTO?

Can this create a simple app that just launch a website (kinda shortcut icon to website)?
Yes, if you pay the $17 now, you can upgrade later.
No, the lifetime licence is not available.

OTO - Yes, it's a mastermind group (stated on the lower part of the sales letter)

Yes, it can do web apps if that's what you wish.

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I Just got it and logged in , but sorry to say that i still dont see any nice templates except that pizza app image above...there are many broken image screenshots as well , i hope you please see into it and make the members area look nice and i hope you are uploading some nice templates soon and there is not much video training as well.... yes , there are screenshots everywhere explaining on what to do , but video training really helps..

I will post my first app when i make it and then post a full review.

Hi Anjan,

Not sure why you only see one app... Did you click on the "create apps" button to see more templates?

I uploaded a bunch more last night, there is I think around 15 in there now, and as mentioned, the rest will follow (more going in tonight - yes, I'm working on the weekend, a rare thing!)

Sorry about the broken image screenshots, I'll look into that - the video tutorials WILL definitely be coming this week!

I believe in allowing people to learn which ever way is easier - some like videos some like the walk thrus as text.

I'll make sure there's both

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Amber,

I think you missed my post #166 . I know Google Play and Apple are famous market places for apps but don't know about Kindle.

In essence, Is it feasible to purchase Personal Account if the focus is only on selling apps on Kindle? How is kindle( monetory wise) for apps?

Sorry - yes I did reply, but probably just a few min ago.

Selling apps for kindle is pretty much the same as buying the ebooks from them, or the apps from Google play It's gaining in popularity and it's just as easy as selling a book there.

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Amber I know your busy but could you make a blank template available - that's all I used at SC. Thanks
There actually is one in there, I put it up last night. If you don't see it - look for the 4 tab blank app, or the blank ipad app.

If that's not the one you want, let me know - I'll have the others in soon, but if there's a specific one I'll add it tonight.

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This looks super and you seem different.....more caring and interested in us.
I'm currently using Skybuilder but it is expensive....and support not so helpful....is your system comparable?....how different is it?
Peter
Well I have a guy dedicated on the support desk, and we'll add more people as necessary

Customer support is definitely important to me. The only time (in my opinion) it should ever take much time to get a response would be if you submitted a ticket Friday night at 5, then it "might" take until Monday morning to get a reply... however, we do still try to get in on the weekend too (I just can't guarantee a weekend response from others).

If we don't have an answer - we'll reply and let you know and actually get it ASAP.

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I'm very interested in this, and have actually been a subscriber of SC for the past 18 months or so ( $99 a month soon adds up so this looks like a great alternative ).

1st Question - At the moment I have a number of apps in my current SC account. Will I be able to somehow transfer these over to your system ?? What would be involved in this ??

2nd Question - What form of support do you use ?? I've had a few issues in the past with support from SC, so I am just wondering who will be offering the support. Will it be you, or do my support tickets go back to SC to deal with ??

3rd Question - If and when SC add new templates and native pages, will your system automatically be offering these as well ??

Hope to hear back from you soon about these questions, as I am very very interested in signing up with you.

Alex
Question 1 - I'd have to look into that officially if you have that many already there. Looks like Craig was helping you (thanks Craig!) - I'll check some things for you. (PM me Monday afternoon if I haven't replied).

Question 2 - You won't be dealing with SC for support, you would deal with myself and the guys in the forum.

There's a few questions backlogged I have to get to from yesterday, (I'll get to them tonight lol) - but usually nothing in my opinion should take more than 24 hours to be done wtih (or at least worked on!) in a normal day. (Launch yesterday/today has been a little nuts)

Question 3 - Yes, when they add new templates and native pages, we get them immediately according to what they promised me

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when you get a minute, can you jump on Skype?

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Hi,

I want to develop apps for my clients and so based on your white label via Seattle Clouds, I have a few questions;

1. I'm not a designer, realistically how long to put together an app with good functionality?

2. When designing an app is that app being produced for all platforms just the once or do you have to produce multiple times?

3. I run a business and I don't have the time to design, do you provide a design service?

Hear back from you soon...

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I will NOT consider that (not answering my question ) as RUDE but leaving the thread without buying. May be Jeremy Kelsall lost an affiiate sale and you lost a life time customer.

Bye...

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Just one question before jump on to this. Are you gonna supply some splash page templates too?

Thanks.

Cheers..
You can easily find lots of FREE splash page by a simple search on google. I spent less than 5 minutes and found several web sites offering these for FREE. They are easy to add for your Apps.
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what about getting accepted into itunes?

i heard android is easy but itunes
is a pain.

and marketing... do you teach us how to get downloads/reviews?

Sorry No Shameless Self-promotion... yet.

I'll wait 'till I've proven myself as an asset... not just looking to make a quick buck off you with some bs product!
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I will NOT consider that (not answering my question ) as RUDE but leaving the thread without buying. May be Jeremy Kelsall lost an affiiate sale and you lost a life time customer.

Bye...
Talk about shooting yourself in the foot!

If that question is such a dealmaker/breaker send Amber a pm.
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Hi,

I want to develop apps for my clients and so based on your white label via Seattle Clouds, I have a few questions;

1. I'm not a designer, realistically how long to put together an app with good functionality?

2. When designing an app is that app being produced for all platforms just the once or do you have to produce multiple times?

3. I run a business and I don't have the time to design, do you provide a design service?

Hear back from you soon...

B
I am not the seller, but can help with these:

1-If you want the basic things that the software provides (no custom coding) they can be made in less than an hour.

2-It has to be made once for each platform.

3-Not sure about this one...

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It's real tough to get a simple "Info" app on Apple, they say "Rejected cause it's found on the internet". They want the fancier games and such... it's hard to get a local business app up there too.

Now Android is another story...

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Local businesses want their Apps distributed to all people for both iPhones and Androids. So if our Apps are only going to be available in Google Play Store it might be a bit more difficult to sell to offline businesses.

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Does your white label version of SC upgrade in parallel when the SC platform changes (since the underlying engine is SC)?

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Hi Amber,

Just heard about this, but I'm on your list - sigh...

Anyway, I tried SB and was totally underwhelmed -
overpriced / under-supported (imho).

This looks much better.

Question -
Does the client have to get full access to app in order to do Push themselves?
Or is their some sort of breakaway dashboard functionality?

Thanks

P.S. A video walk-through demo in sales thread would be great.
You would have to create an account for them to do the push themselves... I'm looking at this one as I've had it requested several times as to what to do best here, i.e., a client log in. Since most of it is the SC platform, I have to check on this/what I can do.

I know, sorry! Never had time to get to a video demo lol - but I'll see if we can get to it.

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Just one question before jump on to this. Are you gonna supply some splash page templates too?

Thanks.

Cheers..
Hi scritpstar - we are actually looking at coming up with some to give you for assistance. You would obviously have to tweak them if you want to customize them of course. This won't be though for probably another week - gotta finish the templates and tutorials first.


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I will NOT consider that (not answering my question ) as RUDE but leaving the thread without buying. May be Jeremy Kelsall lost an affiiate sale and you lost a life time customer.

Bye...
Sorry... not sure what you mean by this one, I didn't see your other post till now?

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