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Designed by Jacqueline Barba and Katelyn Trela.
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“Wedding websites are a great place to house all the details about your Big Day, but how often do your guests check them for updates? With Yapp, you can provide your guests with a custom app where they can check details and map directions to your venue — and you can send push notifications with reminders and last minute changes.”
Source: Huffington Post
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We’re excited to introduce the world to Yapp today. We’ve been working hard creating a simple, intuitive, and fast tool to let anyone create a mobile app. It’s a pleasure to remove our beta signup page (though we’ll miss the mad libs) and let everyone use the platform.
During our invitation-only beta period, we learned so much from our users. What was most amazing was the incredible variety of events, groups and gatherings that you created Yapps for. Weddings, conferences, reunions, classes, book clubs, fundraisers, mini-maker faires, sorority parties and vacations are just the beginning. Your creativity inspires our creativity.
Since beginning our beta, we have introduced new features including a native Android version of YappBox; the ability for creators to send push notifications, moderate news feed items, and create an app from their iPad; an easy, customizable app download URL which makes it easy to share their app privately with others; over 40 new themes, and more.
We’re most excited about the future. While we have had fun implementing your ideas during our beta period, we still have a list of common requests that we’re excited to tackle (end times, an alternative to Facebook login, multiple administrators, to name a few!). In addition, to your ideas, the team here has some exciting (secret for now) plans that we are itching to build.
Yapp is the most awesome thing we’ve ever built and it brings us such happiness to share it with everyone. We have a great foundation in place, an amazing and dedicated team, and we love to hear your feedback. We read most user feedback out loud in the office. That includes both praise and criticism, so don’t be shy in letting us know what you think and where you would like to see Yapp go.
Help us spread the word by telling your friend, family, colleagues and communities they can now create a Yapp too. And, happy Yapping!
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Today Yapp, an app to make apps, is coming out of that private beta stage and is available for everyone to use. And unlike some of the other app-making solutions it’s really easy to use and requires little-to-no technology know-how.
Source: ABC News
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We’re heading into an era of app creation, rather than mainly app consumption, and Yapp’s public launch of its app event creator is just the beginning. The product has been in beta for the past 6 months, with over 73 percent of those invited activating their beta code, 55 percent of whom were able to successfully publish an app.
Source: TechCrunch
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People who want to make simple mobile apps for their own weddings, reunions and teams may not have the patience to wait in long lines to get their iOS apps approved, or the skills to make something custom. App-maker Yapp, which was previously in private beta, is going live to the public today for free on iOS and Android. Users can send around links to their customized apps, which are opened within the main Yapp container app.
Source: All Things Digital