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Learn how to make an app by yourself in 10 minutes using Atlantica!

Hi guys, we just launched Atlantica (https://www.atlantica-app.com/)

It allows people with no coding or design experience to build and publish mobile apps for free and in seconds.

Right now its pretty simple, we can generate Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and Android apps and the component selection its limited. We hope to help people in need of publishing simple "landing" mobile apps for startups, small businesses and freelancing. But we will be expanding in features in the next weeks!

Any feedback is welcome.

on March 12, 2020
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    Why would someone download an app for a landing page? I saw a similar service recently, and thought the same thing - you must have the answer 😊

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      Hi @NGilstroem! People have been using the platform to create Institutional apps (showcasing services, success cases and information about a company), catalog apps and portfolios. We have a lot of functionality for this use cases on the way as well (direct contact with customers, online ordering and payment)!

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        Alright, interesting 😊 For what it’s worth, I only ever download service apps (e.g. Banking), or social apps (insta, Messenger, Behance). I would never download a non-utility app for any one person, or company.

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    It’d be nice to see a priced up plan that includes App Store submission. Otherwise looks good!

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      Working on making it available for our pro plans!

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        @mcapodici Publication to App Stores is now available in pro plan for just $9/month!

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          Excellent. I have no need for this in my current project but I will keep you in mind if I want to extend it into the app landscape.

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    wow, this looks really neat! how many customers have you had so far? how's the enterprise interest?

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    The website doesn't open correctly in Mozilla Firefox, but works well with Google Chrome.

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      Redirect was wrong =/ Fixed now! thanks for pointing it out!

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      Doesn't seem to work on Chrome for me.

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