What kind of app should you make? A Minute of Overpass: The App Developers in Oxford

You may really want to create an app but are not sure what kind to create. There are so many possibilities. I've done both utility apps and games and have some insights into this area.

In this week's episode I ask and give my advice on the question . . . what kind of app should you actually create?

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About Overpass: Overpass is a mobile app development company based in the UK that actually makes money from its own apps as well as creating money-making apps for clients. We have our ideas and build them. We can build your ideas too. If you haven’t started creating your mobile app yet, and need a UK App Developer, give us a call.

Our team consists of developers and designers with years of experience in various business sectors. We build apps in native iOS, Android, and Corona SDK. We are based in Wantage, Oxfordshire.

Find out more about Overpass at www.Overpass.co.uk. Check out our educational games such as Mandarin Bubble Bath, Agent X, and Deep Sea Typing. Check out our spy apps like Ear Spy, Alarm Spy, and Eye Spy.

If you are looking to get an app developed and want to discuss it, give us a call on 0845 834 1008 (+44 Country Code). Or email us at info@overpass.co.uk.

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About Eric: Eric Wroolie is the owner of Overpass. He has built software and web-based solutions for very many large and small companies including Macmillan Publishing, RibbonFish, BNP Paribas, Barclays Capital, Deutsche Bank, BBC Worldwide, CircData and Omega Logic. Before that, he was a Chinese Mandarin and Vietnamese Linguist for the US Army and then a school teacher. Now, he makes apps.

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Transcription: Hi! This is a minute of Overpass. My name is Eric and I make apps. Now this week, I wanna ask, what kind of app should you actually make? Okay, so, what kind of app should you make? Now you might be at the beginning stages and you have a few ideas and you haven't created an app yet and you try to think, you know, what kind to make. I'll just give you some of my experience on this. We've done both normal apps, utility apps, and we've done games. So, what I find is that games are much more difficult to do. Not only are they more difficult to do in terms of coding and think of all the eventualities, and making sure they're fun and not too repetitive but you also can't charge very much for them. We're talking about sixty nine P, maybe a pound. Or you try to make money through ads and you have to hope that it really goes viral. You have to hop ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4s6945KHa4