Appery.io

Review:

Appery.io is a cloud-based mobile app builder that allows users to build and publish mobile apps for iOS, Android, and other devices. With the help of a visual app builder, intuitive features, and drag-and-drop capabilities, Appery.io makes it easy for users with little to no coding experience to create functional and feature-rich apps.

Pros:

• The platform offers customizable app templates.
• There is no need for installations or setups, as Appery.io is completely cloud-based.
• Users can easily create and publish native mobile apps using the drag-and-drop features.
• The platform integrates with a range of databases, cloud services, and external APIs, including Salesforce and Oracle.
• Users can quickly create custom APIs using the API Express feature.
• Appery.io offers a range of collaboration tools to support teams and multiple members.
• Compared to top competitors Shoutem and iBuildApp, Appery.io is the more affordable choice.
• The platform provides tools for testing and debugging apps to help fix app issues faster.
• Popular features on the app include a job scheduler, push notifications, text-to-speech, and webhooks.
• Users can add social media sharing capabilities and multimedia.

Cons:

• The platform is lacking some unique features, including loyalty and coupon cards and in-app purchases.
• Unlike Mobincube, there are no free options available.
• The app templates are limited to a set number of businesses.

Reputation:

While there are a limited number of reviews online, Appery.io maintains a solid online reputation. On ThinkMobiles, we found four reviews with an average of 4.69 out of 5 stars. Here, the majority of customers complimented the large plug-ins library and simple interface, but there were some reviewers that wanted more app development assistance.

On G2, the platform received over 20 reviews, which accumulated to 4.4 out of 5 stars. Many reviewers praised the simplicity of the platform and stated that they enjoyed the features and customer support. That said, we did find a couple of users that said the platform could pose some difficulties if you're not skilled in coding.