I just wanted to say a big, big thank you to the Buzztouch team! I have my first iOS app published for the weekly podcast I do with a good friend. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ed-tech-crew/id448503543?mt=8 Can't wait to push out an Android version as well :) Buzztouch rocks!

That's a nice, clean looking app. Congrats! Thanks for the kind words as well. :D

Whoo hoo, nice work.

Hello ictguy: Can you compile my app for iphone? I can't make it. If you can make the app and upload to the iphone store it's so good for me. This is my app code for iphone: http://www.mediafire.com/?plvvpary604l52v Can you help me? Thank's

@francescnogales: You asked @ ianjamespiano to do the same thing :10 minutes before you asked @ictguy. Probably not a good idea to ask more than one developer to 'help' you do what you could do yourself - right?

Sorry to ask the same number of people, Ian told me he could not make the application. My application has two objectives: 1. Facilitate contact with our company: telephone, email, address ... 2. Providing access to the website of our school, especially the most visited websites by our users (home, news and gallery) Ian has said that apple has certain privacy restrictions and does not respect Buzztouch (allegedly) these standards, although this is debatable. The question is whether there is any possibility of creating an iPhone application and post it on the market. Thanks for the help

I understand. Whether Apple 'respects' our service or not is not the issue. The issue is that lots and lots (tens of thousdands) of folks use our service to create apps that are nowhere near App Store 'approvable.' This is not a limitation of our service, it's a limitation of each developer. For sure there is a possibility of getting your app approved. The difficult part (I think) will be finding somebody to sumit it for you if it's not likely to get approved. It drives us crazy to think how Apple arbitrarily 'decides' whos IN and whos OUT. Very very frustrating actually. I'm sure your school is perfectly suitable for the App Store. But..., like Ian mentioned, they will likely reject your app if it's a simple link to a web-page and a conctact number / email. Again, we get it, super-frustrating. I think we both understand Apple's perspective. I also think you and I both agree that Apple's policies (regarding approval) are super frustrating! Cheers.

Thank you for your understanding. We think similarly, and I think our ideas are acceptable. I am not a programmer, I have no knowledge to make the application successfully. Ian helped me with Android, and Apple see that the difficulty is greater. Many families in our school use smathphone phones, and how we want to meet is to offer an iPhone application that facilitates contact with their child's school. I do not know the many possibilities offered buzztouch, as I said I am not computer, and try to do everything. Thank you for your clarification.

Dear Buzztouch team Just wanted to send a big thank you your way for developing this software. I got my first ios app published http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ecc/id426248728?ls=1&mt=8