Appsbar is a good place to start making your own apps because it's completely free and you can make HTML5 apps for almost every mobile operating system. You can create as many apps as you like and don't have to pay developer charges or publishing costs. A built-in wizard will guide you through the process of app creation. It's as simple as choosing an app type and selecting from the numerous options (background, colour, section, number of pages, and so on). Once you are done, you can submit the app and the Appsbar team will go through it to make sure it meets the app market quality standards and that it works well. Even this service is free.
2. Buzztouch.com
Buzztouch has taken the trouble of setting up a mini-university, Buzztouch U, which takes you through the process of creating the app and explaining the steps as well as difficult terms. You can create both iOS and Android apps, the process being more suited to advanced users. You can start by using the online control panel, but will have to download the source code to a PC and use free software Xcode for iOS, or Eclipse for Android, to run and compile the app. Don't worry, no coding knowledge is needed and Buzztouch provides all the links and explanations.
3. Andromo.com
As the name suggests, Andromo helps create native Android apps. These can have cool features like videos, interactive maps, photo galleries, a music player or RSS news/feeds. The apps that you create for free will have banner ads, but the team at Andromo promises to share the revenue 50-50 with you in exchange for giving you the tools to build the app and hosting it. All you need is the basic idea for the app and what it should do. If you want to keep your app without ads, you pay a one-time fee of $99 (Rs 6,040). If you do this, you're also free to sell your app in the Android marketplace, instead of giving it for free.
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