For Windows users, we recommend using either Chrome or Firefox as your browser for use with App Inventor. Note: These instructions are for the new Emulator package that requires 64-bit …

Locate the file AppInventor_Setup_Installer_v_1_2.exe (~92 MB) in your Downloads file or your Desktop. The location of the download on your computer depends on how your browser is …

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The software you need is provided in a package called App Inventor Setup. Follow the instructions for your operating system to do the installation, and then go on to set up your Android phone.

The software you need is provided in a package called App Inventor Setup. Follow the instructions for your operating system to do the installation, and then come back to this page to move on to …

App Inventor provides a mobile phone emulator, which works just like an Android device but appears on your computer screen. So you can test your apps on an emulator and still …

These parts live in various places: on MIT's servers, on your computer, and on your phone. To install the parts that run on your computer, download and run App Inventor Setup.

Option 3 Don't have a device? Test apps with an emulator Instructions If you don't have a phone or tablet handy, you can still use App Inventor by installing the emulator software on your …

Once your build completes, you can send the app to friends who can install it by opening it from their phones. (Some email systems will reject .apk files, so it is better to link to files on an …

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