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Majoobi App Builder lets everyone make multi-platform apps

December 14, 2010 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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A mobile start-up called Majoobi launched the Majoobi App Builder, allowing everyone to make multi-platform mobile apps without writing a single line of code. The service relies on HTML5 and as such it sings along modern smartphones such as those powered by iOS, Android and Symbian operating systems. However, what makes Majoobi unique is that the application created using it will also work on low-end feature phones that can run Java. Those with a feature phone should download a free Majoobi Mobile Client, which allows them to run the mentioned apps.

Back to the “builder part.” You can try out the service for free and then, if you like it, opt for some of the offered plans. Creating an app doesn’t require a single line of code and you can easily integrate various third-party services in your app like Twitter and Facebook. Moreover, Majoobi App Builder “accepts” RSS feeds, video and photo album pages, and maps (via Google Maps)…

In a nutshell it provides users with an easy and affordable way to get their feet in the mobile realm.

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