Website for your apps - do you have one?

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Mark Stuart

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Hi y'all,

I am wondering how many of you have a website for your apps?
A website that is a backup, a support, to show off your apps.
I have ideas for some apps and thought that I need a website that helps the user to learn about the app they are interested in, and also show other apps that they might be interested in, as well.
Also, I think the Play Store wants you to have a website where the user can get support, etc. It makes for a more professional look to you and your apps.

Please make a post about this topic to mention if you have a website and how it helps you and the customer with your apps.
Maybe even post the websites you have so we can see how you approach this.

ps: this is not about back-end servers that are an integral solution to the apps you've built.

Regards,
Mark Stuart
 
aeric

aeric

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If you also mean B4J apps, my POS system official website is https://mydonepos.com
I also build the following 3 server apps to support this product using B4J
1. Client Area (license activation and download installation file)
2. Cloud Dashboard (for real-time reporting)
3. Support Ticketing System (to get help)

Point Of Sales (POS)

This is a Point of Sales (POS) system under development. The basic functions such as Discount, Price override, Barcode scan, Item Void, Hold/Call Bill and Reprint Receipt are available. It also has an Admin or "backend" login for changing system setting, manage users and inventory and generate...
www.b4x.com www.b4x.com
 
AnandGupta

AnandGupta

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Mine is mostly of Windows app, all freeware. Click see my signature to open the website.
Each app has its own website with main, download, screen-shots, Feedback etc. pages.

Only one app in B4X which is also on GPlay, but did not add it in the website, as it was 'source for sale'.
 
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