Coming to NZ in January 2015
AppPresser is the preferred development framework we’ll utilise to generate Mobile Apps and an exciting option we’ll offer to our large WordPress user base in 2015. Here’s some preliminary info below. Pricing and development kit downloads will be available by the end of the year. There’s a software license cost, some customisation work, plus a monthly support fee, typical of most mobile apps.
Note this new tool is only available for those with an existing [well coded] self-hosted WordPress CMS website, blog or WooCommerce cart.
Here’s a more detailed look for the geeks
Beyond the business website, blog or cart – Learning, sharing and collaboration in your hand
Running a parallel mobile app with your website channel makes a lot of sense today, especially when the company website controls the mobile app. (No need for a separate, clunky online control panel).
Retail and the fast food sectors have been the traditional choices for apps. But a mobile app bundled with WordPress news blog, sports/community website, membership or e-learning portal could be an even bigger opportunity long term – Ideal for clubs, schools, educators and businesses.
The newest untapped opportunity for this technology combo is e-Learning. Learndash (one of several e-learning plugins we’re evaluating for WordPress), tells us how their WordPress e-learning solution is changing education.
Stunning WordPress Website + Mobile App Combo
All this means we can merge e-learning, community forums and/or e-commerce into a slick mobile app, managed by a WordPress backend – Unique, incredible stuff. Add in the latest social media tools plus GoogleApps and the sky’s the limit, providing customer-focused services and interaction others only dream about – High functionality and user-friendliness, without the delays or scary price tag.
Interested businesses, schools, clubs or current IOS/Android mobile app developers (interested in joint venture projects), fill in your details below.
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