The chassis
The shell first your App Store listing, your Apple Developer account, your icon on the home screen. Nothing of ours anywhere on it.
Start scrolling. Every piece flies in and locks on, in the order we actually build them.
The shell first your App Store listing, your Apple Developer account, your icon on the home screen. Nothing of ours anywhere on it.
Native Swift, not a web page in a wrapper. Apple rejects the wrapper, and your students can feel the difference in the first scroll either way.
The iOS header that shrinks into a bar as you scroll, with search under it. Built from Apple’s own components so it behaves the way the rest of the phone does.
Courses, live classes, tests, study material, doubts, fees. Everything you do, one tap from the front door.
Lectures, notes and test series in the order you teach them FairPlay encrypted, downloadable offline, and impossible to screen-record.
Five destinations along the bottom and the home indicator beneath them. The last piece, because it only makes sense once there is somewhere to go.
That is a shipping app signed, uploaded and through App Review. Sixty days, and most of the wait is Apple’s, not ours.
Both themes, from day one. It follows the system setting your student already chose, and it is the same app and the same colours you signed off.
Your iOS app is ready.
From empty chassis to App Store. Take a look at it.
keep scrolling for a closer lookStart scrolling. Every piece flies in and locks on, in the order we actually build them.
The shell first your App Store listing, your Apple Developer account, your icon on the home screen. Nothing of ours anywhere on it.
Native Swift, not a web page in a wrapper. Apple rejects the wrapper, and your students can feel the difference in the first scroll either way.
The iOS header that shrinks into a bar as you scroll, with search under it. Built from Apple’s own components so it behaves the way the rest of the phone does.
Courses, live classes, tests, study material, doubts, fees. Everything you do, one tap from the front door.
Lectures, notes and test series in the order you teach them FairPlay encrypted, downloadable offline, and impossible to screen-record.
Five destinations along the bottom and the home indicator beneath them. The last piece, because it only makes sense once there is somewhere to go.
That is a shipping app signed, uploaded and through App Review. Sixty days, and most of the wait is Apple’s, not ours.
Both themes, from day one. It follows the system setting your student already chose, and it is the same app and the same colours you signed off.
Ready to ship
A few easy questions, about a minute. Your app takes shape as you answer. You are not agreeing to anything.
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