The popularity of smartphones is increasing day by day, and if you’ve got a business, website, or a blog, then it definitely makes sense to take advantage of this new app-revolution. You must have seen many websites/businesses offering apps for different platforms – the popular being the Android and iOS platforms. If you are thinking of creating an Android app, then here is the by far the easiest way to do it, and the best part is that no programming knowledge is required.
Before proceeding further, note that this isn’t going to be an advanced app. Don’t expect that this process will let you create the next Angry Birds, Asphalt, or some another advanced Android app.
Enter AppsGeyser, a web app that lets you create Android apps in two simple steps. After creating an account from the website, you can see the “Create App From” page. You can select from: Website, HTML code, YouTube videos, video stream, photo album, zip archive, document, or news feed. Click on the option from which you want to create your app.
For example, let’s say you want to create an Android app for your website. Click on the “Website” button, and then you will be presented with a page where you need to enter information related to your website. Fill out the information and then hit the “Create” button.
Once your app is ready, you can download it, and then upload it to Google Play, where you will need to first create a Publisher account, and then you can submit the app for review. Once approved, your app will be available to download via Google Play. You can also choose to distribute the app yourself, by making the APK file available for download via your website, or any other place.
Once you try it out, you will observe that it creates very simple apps and does not include many customization options. But, not everyone needs advanced apps.
AppsGeyser is perfect for those who want to create a simple app, without hiring an Android developer. If you’ve come up with a new app idea, then there’s no harm in trying it out with AppsGeyser. Do check it out.
