I am extremely new to BT and still trying to figure out how it all works and what is it capable of. Any ideas on what types of apps BT is best suited for? It seems like it can do static apps very well, where the user views different content, but doesn't interact very much. It also seems good for quizzes. What about more interactive apps where the user enters information and then stores and modifies it at a later date? Any other apps that BT is well suited for?

with buzztouch your imagination is your limit. depending on your skill level you can do anything. create your own html pages, link your app to database and just about anything else you can think of. Freds guides at myskylla.com has lots of info and a good place to start. just start putting apps together and you will discover more and more things you can do. good luck

Looking at the users profiles, the BT Facebook page, the How-To's are a great place to start to see what others are doing with BT. Follow people like GoNorthWest, Raveyd, MGoBlue et al to get some quality insight to SDK's and interactive features you can add to project. As mentioned above BT provides the best base online to start creating apps and the way it is set up means the world is your oyster. Tinker, add, remove, develop plugins and more. Just be armed with a computer, some imagination and an occasional strong brew and you'll be published in no time. You can add so many things not limited to: Push notifications. Game Center (iOS) Interactive galleries Sound bites and audio Video tutorials User chat Facebook and twitter integration Maps and directions Database functionality I'd be here all day going through what you can achieve. Best of all thigh is the fact that the best app site out there also has one of THE best communities around, one that regularly sees the genius behind the platform step in and help. Welcome to BT and haply apping!

@MacApple and @Mr stuck - thank you for the direction. That is a big help with figuring out how to get started.

I have a list of types of app functions on a draft web site at http://whitebuffalomobile.com. Don't let my limited imagination hold you back!