A few weeks ago, a friend pointed out a new site to me called MotherApp. They claimed to take the pain and time lag out of creating applications for mobile devices.
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The MotherApp site lists three different services that they provide:
- Client Services – where they claim to be able to develop custom applications in as little as 9 weeks
- MotherApp BlogEngine – which allows you to share your blog and Twitter streams via a mobile app
- MotherApp Engine – a developer tool that lets you use HTML instead of SDKs to create mobile apps
The offering that immediately jumped out at me was the “MotherApp BlogEngine” so I filled out the form with the required info (which was basically my email address and blog URL) and didn’t think much more of it. (I tend to fill out lots of forms and sign up for many services just to see what they are about.) A day later, I received an email from the MotherApp team asking me for a picture of me or image, a description of my blog and my Twitter account (@hightechdad).
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