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Whether you are trying to reach a fitness goal, wanting to eat healthier or need motivation to get a use out of those running shoes you bought a year ago, the Nike Training Club app can help. The app has so much content that it compares and even rival competitors’ subscription based apps all while being completely free (expect of course for the powerful brand loyalty). So if you’re on the lookout for a new health app companion or an (almost) personal trainer to guide you from couch potato to athletic superstar, don’t let Nike Training Club pass you by.

Remember the old days when you had to pay someone, you’d usually write them a check. In best case scenario you could hand over the check instantly, but the recipient would still have to run to the bank to make a deposit or in worst-case scenario wait for it to arrive by mail and it would take up to a week before the funds could be deposited. Fortunately, that is how it used to be. Nowadays you can transfer money instantly using the device most people have within an arm’s reach, the mobile phone.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused a surge in popularity of educational apps. All of a sudden working remotely and home-schooling became the norm. Kids were online with their teachers, but the amount of online-time varied from school-to-school and educational apps for phones and tablets became a helpful tool for parents everywhere. In the beginning of 2020 there was a reported almost 1 billion downloads of educational apps in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Finding out which apps are useful can be a chore with the amount of educational apps available. That’s why we’ve done the hard word for you by finding the 6 best educational apps.

If you’re wondering how to make money on a free app, you’re at the right place. Android and iOS owners are forecast to spend a combined $693 billion on apps in 2021 and that’s a market you shouldn’t miss out on. We’ll tell you what you need to know to start bringing in some of that revenue in your app. We'll also go over the different types of revenue streams you can choose from and which are the most popular.

If you’ve got a great idea for an app, you’re probably worried about it getting to market before someone else with the same or similar idea comes first. Developing an app can easily take 6 months or more and a lot of people are involved who potentially could take your idea and run with it. So, the question is can you patent your app and protect your intellectual property? In short, yes. We’ll explain what you can and can’t do to patent your app.

An app stack can either be a technological-based app stack or a software-based app stack. A technological-based app stack is used for mobile app development where you create your own app stack based on if you are developing an app for Android, iOS or cross-platform. The type of app developed also matters (game, educational, utility etc.) when choosing the right app stack. A software-based app stack is a group of software programs working together to solve a common goal or task.