TouchAppCreator

I use this app to create temp sites for customized websites I develop, simple & effective. I've also created a handful of reference websites that I’ve uploaded to the net. Creating the sites is very simple. As long as you have a web host with FTP access, you are good to go. Previously this app worked with Google Drive & Dropbox, but recent changes to each’s infrastructure has now made that impossible. The only way to really upload is the FTP route. You can also create a Zip file und upload via a file amnager on your web host. If you don’t know what a webhost is, look at bluehost or HostGator for affortable options.

TouchAppCreator...not sure what's going on. It will upload to Dropbox but your visitors can't get to your web app unless you give them the password. Upload to ftp doesn't work. Upload to Google Sites (sounds terrific) and access doesn't work. No developer videos even though there is a link. TouchAppviewer is great but I was hoping to create sites for my students so they can access through a browser. It's not really broken but it needs more.

I downloaded this app this morning, and within about 30 minutes had a pretty sophisticated gallery online and available for people to view. Creating the web was simple, straightforward, and exactly what I would want from something like this. The fact that it offers the ability to add HTML, video clips, audio clips, and a host of other features makes it all the better. Easy integration with DropBox, as well as FTP publishing, makes this user dream. If you have any interest in creating a simple web presence, and a web app that you can install directly onto your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or whatever, this app makes it very easy. I've given TouchAppCreator five stars even though there is a quirk in the gallery function which causes images to open in mobile Safari as opposed to within the web app that you create. I hope that a fix for this will be forthcoming.