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Appy Pie Integrates Machine Learning Into DIY App Builder Platform

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Appy Pie Integrates Machine Learning Into DIY App Builder Platform

Mobile app builder Appy Pie has added artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and chatbots to its DIY App builder platform.

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David Curry
David Curry
Sep 5, 2018

Mobile app builder Appy Pie has added artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and chatbots to its DIY App builder platform, making it easier than ever before to create a personalized app for mobile.

Users are now able to build an app through voice or text chat, via a chatbot called Appy. The chatbot will walk the user through every stage of the app development process, using machine learning to anticipate requests, based on previous queries.

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By linking a website or Facebook page, Appy Pie can create an app that fits with the rest of an online portfolio. If changes are required, the user simply runs through the issues with the same chatbot.

“It is critical that businesses leverage technologies that help streamline business processes and gain more of the most valuable commodity of all: time,” said Abhinav Girdhar, Director of Appy Pie.

“AI and machine learning have proven to be terrific tools to help automate and simplify business processes, which is why we’ve decided to be the first DIY platform to integrate them into our platform. We’re especially excited about our new AI Assistant, Appy, which can create and help personalize apps for users. With this, soon people will be able to create apps by asking Amazon’s Alexa. It doesn’t get much easier than that.”

Appy Pie has launched the chatbot in beta, available on iOS and the Google Play Store. The startup is looking to integrate Amazon Alexa in the near future, creating native skills for iTunes and the Google Play Store.

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David Curry

David is a technology writer with several years experience covering all aspects of IoT, from technology to networks to security.

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