Download Apps as HTML5 Non-Native Apps

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Jim

• June 30, 2013 19:54

I saw the html5 logo when creating my app but did not see a way to download the app as a non-native html5 app (similar to appbuilder.com)

Did I miss something? I really like what I have created, but would really like to see what it is going to look like on my phone as well

My app will be downloaded by less than 500 people (probably for a long time)

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  Yaroslav

  • July 02, 2013 18:35

  Hi Jim,

  Please, refer to the Publish page of your app on our site and find QR code with Web preview of your app under "Promote Your App" text message.

  Please, refer to this FAQ to know how you can build your app for iPhone, test it and publish on iTunes Store: http://support.ibuildapp.com/entries/21315393-Native-iPhone-Testing-and-Publishing

  Please, refer to this FAQ to know how you can build your app for Android devices, test it and publish on Google Play: http://support.ibuildapp.com/entries/21312752-Native-Android-Testing-and-Publishing

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  Jim

  • July 02, 2013 19:03

  Hi Kate. I'm not looking for a preview. I want to be able to download the app as a non-native to my phone.
  
  I have no intention of bringing this to either ITunes or Google Play as of yet
  
  http://myapp.is/GSTrivolution is an app I created on theappbuilder.com website. I like the version I made on your site better, except its inability to download straight to the phone as the one with the link does.

  Is there a way to download the app as a web app to my phone?

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  RaymondN

  • April 09, 2014 21:49

  Jim,

  The option to download a non-native version of your app is available once you select to publish your app. You will find it above the Download My App link.

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  Stevenflpk5

  • June 20, 2014 05:32

  I have the same issue. I don't intend to put it on either itunes or google play. The Download My App link gives a url that it says will expire in 24 hours.  Is their a static url that I can provide to the people I wish to invite to download my app?

   

  Steve

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  Yaroslav

  • June 20, 2014 06:31

  Sorry, there is no static URL with downloadable version of your native app. If you need to distribute app among users, you have to do it via submission on Apple Store and Google Play.

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  Petewaddingham

  • June 21, 2014 05:07

  Does this mean I can't view my app on an iPhone ??

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  Stevenflpk5

  • June 21, 2014 23:33

  An iba rep (Raymond) I was chatting with said the app can be published to the ibuildapp store but only for android. i'm a little disappointed, after having paid 99 bucks but I was anxious to build my own app. 

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