Exploring Thunkable: A Quick Overview (2 of 2)

[@hayaafathima5912]

Can't see default app layout ?? Is there any new updates..?

[@Thunkable]

Hi there. Tablet view is only available for Creators on certain Thunkable plans. You can learn more about our plans here: thunkable.com/pricing.

[@Tripleit1g4]

I am still using old ui. Any impact if i upload to app store?

[@Thunkable]

Hi Izhar, there is no difference between using our Snap to Place or Drag and Drop interfaces when publishing to the app store! You can see more about publishing your app here! docs.thunkable.com/publish-to-app-store-ios

[@avanhouten]

If Thunkable was reliable, I would use the paid version for use for my company. But I found in the first try that I lost many hours of work because it was NOT saved automatically. Then I tried next time to make smaller changes and then logout and login to see if it was saved and again all was gone. So I think Thunkable is only for hobby and not for professional usage?

[@Thunkable]

Hi there. Thanks for taking the time to provide that feedback. Have you tried using our project versioning feature? You can learn more about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYnXc6Wgf515rZosi=9wYF4JV5tZGFSv2H

[@Statsjk]

Thunkable is terrible... They want to you pay 38 usd per month but still wants their official logo to be seen on our apps..... Such a greedy thing🤦

[@Thunkable]

Hi there. The Thunkable launch screen only flashes for a brief moment before launching your app. For many users, this brief flash doesn't impact the initial launch of their app nor does it impact traction while validating an MVP. However, the option to remove the Thunkable logo is available to Business or Team level Creators (thunkable.com/#/pricing).

[@ChristianPureOfficial]

Whoa. That is a dealbreaker for me. Terrible experience

[@avanhouten]

Is this really? I was serious interested in using the paid version for my company but I found the "automatic saving" was not reliable and no SAVE button to make sure your work was saved. But when you also get a Thunkable logo in the paid version, it is not worth investing more time in it. Very disappointing because my first investigation of Thunkable was very good. I used MIT App Inventor but they don't offer IOS apps, but for the rest MIT App Inventor is very reliable and also doesn't show a logo even though it is free.