MIT App Inventor is a free, web-based platform that allows kids and beginners to create real Android apps using block-based coding. It is suitable for children ages 12 and above, giving them a fun way to learn programming while making interactive apps for phones and tablets.
How to Use MIT App Inventor
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Sign Up
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Go to MIT App Inventor and create a free account using a Google email.
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Start a New Project
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Click “Start New Project” and give your app a name.
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Design Your App
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Use the Designer view to drag and drop buttons, labels, images, and other components onto your app screen.
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Add Code Blocks
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Switch to the Blocks view to program how your app works.
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Drag blocks like when button clicked → do something to control app actions.
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You can add loops, conditions, variables, and more.
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Test Your App
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Use the AI2 Companion app on your Android phone or emulator to test your app in real-time.
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Save and Share
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Save your project and download the APK file to install the app on Android devices.
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Kids can even share their apps with friends and family!
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