Apps built with Appifex

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Community apps

ResolveAI

AI assistant that analyzes disputes and guides you to the right complaint channels

Build Shoe Size Estimate App Use

Detect your shoe size with backend support

Math for kids

A simple calculation practice app for kids

Battle City

A clone of a childhood game

Health Monitor

A dash board for health monitor

Holiday Stacks

Holiday ideas shuffle

Build A Fruit Slicing Game

Fun game to play, just cut the fruit

Build A Flappy Bird Game

Fun game to play

Event Hub

An app to host events and improve experience

Mood Tracker

An app to understand your emotional patterns

Memory Adventure

A kid-friendly memory game with progressive levels and an adventure map.

Phonics Learning

Teaches letter sounds with interactive lessons

Kid story builder

Making up lively stories with kids

Book Club

An app to track reading progress, and vote for next books and share comments

Salon Studio Booking

A booking tool for salon studio

A Snake Game

The classic snake game

What these apps have in common

Every app here was described in plain English and generated as a complete project: a React Native codebase for iOS and Android, a FastAPI backend in Python, and a PostgreSQL database with migrations. None of them are prototypes running in a browser tab — the QR codes install real builds onto a real phone.

The games are the clearest demonstration, because they are the hardest thing on this list to fake. A game needs a render loop, touch input, collision handling and state that survives a backgrounded app. A web view wrapped in an app shell drops frames doing that; a React Native build does not.

What you cannot see from a screenshot is the half that matters most in week three: the accounts, the schema, the API the app talks to, and the deployment. Those were generated alongside the screens rather than bolted on afterwards, and they live in a repository as ordinary source code.

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