If you have wished to find a really simple way to make your own apps?  Hold off those Java courses, because Mobile Roadie has stepped in like a proverbial genie to grant your wish.  Its available right now, and its really easy to make your own apps that will work on the Iphone and very excitingly work on Android too!

Since its launch in 2009, Mobile Roadie customers have already launched over 500 apps into the market.  For those customers that have rolled out Mobile Roadie apps, the efforts are already starting to pay dividends.  Since it launched  it has streamed over 21 million songs, 1.8 million videos to date and there have been over 1.6 million Itunes songs purchased (worth a whopping $100,000) as a result of Mobile Roadie apps.

The really wonderful thing about it is that it is fully android-ready so we can look forward to seeing a bevvy of great new mobile apps come through.  Mobile Roadie have a UK based sales team and hopefully we will soon be seeing some UK companies jump on board.   Here is one of their promotional videos from the site which gives you a good understanding of how the app works.

Mobile Roadie has rapidly gained traction in the USA and has got some of the leading names already signed up over in the states including the famed Wynn Hotel and Taylor Swift.  But its not just for the big companies, anyone (even with no technical knowledge) will be able to build their own application in around 30 minutes- so its a very powerful platform.  Video, Mobile Blogging, Rss feeds, images and social features can all be added really easily to create a very powerful and popular app.

From today, Mobile Roadie will be launching a Pro version that will give even more control to its clients and allow them to push the limits on what their apps can do.  Prices start from around £499.00 and have a monthly fee to keep your app on iphone and android markets.

If you are looking to find out more- check out the Mobile Roadie website.

Here are some apps that have been made with Mobile Roadie and are available to download from Market now!

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