BrainyApps Launches Mobile And Web App Development Services
Sep 17, 2016
The company is helping small businesses and individuals make their app ideas a reality, reports www.brainyapps.com.
Fort Lauderdale, FL - September 17, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
BrainyApps, a new creative technology firm, has recently announced the launch of their mobile and web app development services for individuals with app ideas and small businesses looking to improve their online presence. The BrainyApps team has the ability to take care of everything for their clients, from designing the app, to coding every single feature, to assisting with app publishing and marketing. The company is now offering free and confidential app idea reviews and encourages potential clients to get in touch with them as soon as possible to schedule their consultation.
“With more than 1.5 billion smartphone and tablet users on Earth, the world of mobile apps is both huge and ever-expanding,” said Jack Balog of BrainyApps. “Unfortunately, many of those out there with innovative app ideas think that they must be tech geniuses in order to bring those ideas into fruition and make an app. We’re proud to say that BrainyApps is here to eliminate this hurdle for them. We’re making it easy for individuals and business owners to follow through with their app ideas by rallying our team of tech geniuses around them to take care of all the technical details on their behalf.”
As a new app development company, BrainyApps provides full-service app development that includes design, coding, publication in app stores, follow-up support, and custom app marketing packages. Their team is able to provide native mobile, cross-platform, or progressive web apps development for businesses and individuals who are ready to bring their apps from the idea stage into the real world.
As Balog goes on to say, “Contrary to popular belief, the best days of app innovation are not behind us. We aim to provide fanatical support and the best service to our clients because we want to see them create the next generation of great apps. People are coming up with great app concepts every day, and we want to make sure that no one misses out on their opportunity to make money – or make history – with their idea.”
About BrainyApps:
BrainyApps is a full service creative technology firm specializing in custom app design and development. They make it easy for everyone to develop amazing app ideas; the client has the idea, BrainyApps builds the app. With a goal to provide fanatical support and the best service to their clients, BrainyApps makes it easy for clients to follow through with their idea and create the next generation of great apps.
For more information, please visit http://BrainyApps.com
Contact Info:
Name: Jack Balog
Organization: BrainyApps
Phone: (844) 548-9898
Source: http://marketersmedia.com/brainyapps-launches-mobile-and-web-app-development-services/133145
Release ID: 133145
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