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[CodenStuff]

Hello Coders,

I'm just curious to see how many of you have actually successfully create and published an app to an app store.

Have you created an app?
Which platform is it on?
What's it called?
What does it do?
How successful has it been (number of downloads)?
Has the app made you millionaire and you're currently laying on a hot beach having too much fun to care about answering this question lol

Let us know about it

[KraZy]

Yes I published an APP.
Is developed in vb.net and it's called "Poisson", this application allow you to won a forecast match by using the Poisson distribution. You can download it here:

http://poisson.altervista.org/blog/

however, I no longer support this application 'cause is based on the regex system for grab the data from soccerway. I'm actually developing php API to scrape soccerway and put all data into my database. After it, I'll start to develop a new soccer application that will be based on c# and wpf.

In one year I've sell Poisson for 5€ and I had about 1000+ downloads more or less. Poisson is based on your license system. In a few weeks I'll release it for free.
Hope to finish my new app soon, but there is a lot of work to do. Specially in the web scraper, so if there is some one that is interested in this project, well contact me.

[smashapps]

I have never submitted an app to any store.

I've always wanted to, it feels like everything has been done previously and it's hard to come up with anything original.

[CodenStuff]

Just because someone has already made something doesn't mean you can't make your own version of it.

Don't make a clone of another persons app, make a version that's better than the other persons app.

[mikethedj4]

I've published several apps to the Google Play and the Chrome Web Store.

kodeWeave is my latest project which it's a coding playground for tablets and phones. ( Also available as a web app because web is also mobile too )


I started kodeWeave a year ago, but didn't really take off until early this year when I released it for mobile (plus lots of the advanced features got added early this year too).

Currently it's only free and open source, but I do have a commercial version planned for Android. (Haven't figured out how to get JSZip to work on PhoneGap yet)

kodeWeave runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android and Online (Due to Googles Content Security Policy I haven't been able to successfully run it offline on Chrome OS)

Thanks to my other app WebDGap I was able to port kodeWeave to Linux and Mac on my android tablet