How to make a mobile app without knowing coding

There are various tools and platforms available that enable individuals without coding knowledge to create mobile apps. These tools typically use visual interfaces, drag-and-drop functionality, and pre-built components to simplify the app development process. By utilizing these resources, individuals can create functional and simple mobile apps without writing code from scratch.

If you don't want to install any programs, you can use online platforms that provide app development capabilities without requiring local installations. Here's an example using Thunkable, a no-code platform for building mobile apps:

Visit the Thunkable website (https://thunkable.com/) and create a new account.

Once you're signed in, create a new project and choose the platform (iOS or Android) for your app.

Thunkable provides a visual interface for building apps. You can drag and drop components onto the canvas and configure their properties.

In the component palette, find the "Label" component and drag it onto the canvas. This will be used to display the welcome message.

Select the label component on the canvas, and in the properties panel, enter "Welcome to My App!" as the text.

Customize the appearance of the label by adjusting properties like font size, color, and alignment.

Thunkable also allows you to add additional screens, create interactive features, and integrate with various services and APIs.

Once you're done building your app, you can preview it in the Thunkable live preview app available on iOS and Android devices.

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Thunkable provides options to export your app as a standalone installation file or publish it directly to app stores.

Please note that Thunkable is just one example of a no-code platform, and there are other similar platforms available. Each platform has its own interface and set of features, so you may need to explore and experiment to find the one that suits your needs.

While no-code platforms simplify the app development process, they may have limitations compared to traditional programming approaches. If you require more advanced functionality or customizations, learning to code or collaborating with a developer might be necessary.