What is an App Builder?

An App Builder is a no-code platform that allows users to create mobile apps without writing code, using visual editors and templates.

Can I publish apps to the App Store or Google Play?

Yes, AppInstitute provides full support to help you publish apps to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, or launch as a PWA.

Do I need coding experience to use an App Builder?

No. AppInstitute is designed for non-technical users with a drag-and-drop interface and ready-to-use templates.

How much does it cost to build an app?

You can get started for free. Premium plans offer access to more features, app submissions, and reseller tools.

Can I build apps for clients?

Yes. AppInstitute offers a white-label Reseller Program that lets you build and sell apps under your own brand.

Apps Archives - AppInstitute

Custom Animation Techniques for Mobile Apps

Posted January 16, 2026 | January 22, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps, Design, Development, Software | Comments: 0

Compare CSS, JavaScript, native, and third-party animation methods for mobile apps with practical tips to prioritize transform and opacity for smooth 60fps performance.

5 Steps to Add In-App Feedback to Your App

Posted January 15, 2026 | January 22, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps, Development | Comments: 0

Learn five practical steps to add in-app feedback: set goals, choose no-code tools, integrate forms, time prompts, and act on user insights.

How to Add a CDN to Your No-Code App

Posted January 14, 2026 | January 23, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps, Business Software, Development | Comments: 0

Learn how to add a CDN to your no-code app: pick a provider, update DNS and cache settings, version assets, and test performance.

The Real Benefits of Building an App for Your Podcast

Posted January 13, 2026 | January 13, 2026 Author: Becky Halls | Categories: Apps | Comments: 0

If you already run a podcast, you’re probably doing everything you’re told to do. You publish consistently.You promote on social.You chase clips, reels, shorts, and trends.You watch your downloads rise… then stall. And at some point, it hits you: You don’t actually own your audience. Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and social platforms decide: who sees…
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Checklist for PWA SEO and Discoverability

Posted January 13, 2026 | January 13, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps | Comments: 0

Practical PWA SEO checklist: configure manifest and service worker, enable HTTPS, use SSR, submit sitemaps, and optimize metadata and Core Web Vitals.

Best No-Code Platforms for Rental Apps

Posted January 12, 2026 | February 3, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps | Comments: 0

Compare four no-code platforms for building rental apps—features, pricing, mobile capabilities, and which option fits landlords or property managers.

How to Track In-App User Behavior

Posted January 11, 2026 | January 23, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps, UX | Comments: 0

Learn how to define goals, track key events and metrics, map user journeys, and analyze behavior to boost retention and conversion in mobile apps.

Best Practices for PWA Responsive Design

Posted January 10, 2026 | January 23, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps, Design, Progressive Web Apps | Comments: 0

Design responsive PWAs with mobile-first layouts, Grid/Flexbox hybrids, touch-friendly UI, image optimization, smart caching, and testing for fast, reliable cross-device experiences.

How to Measure App Load Time Accurately

Posted January 9, 2026 | January 23, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps, Development, UX | Comments: 0

Measure web and mobile app load time with LCP, FCP, INP and cold/warm/hot starts. Use lab and field tests and target the 75th percentile for real gains.

8 Navigation Types for No-Code Mobile Apps

Posted January 8, 2026 | January 23, 2026 Author: Ian Naylor | Categories: Apps, UX | Comments: 0

Compare 8 navigation patterns for no-code mobile apps — pros, device fit, menu capacity, and best use cases for hamburger, bottom bars, gestures, and full-screen menus.