16 Apr 09 App Incubator for iPhone
MEDL Mobile initially released the App Incubator as a web based application but apparently, there is now a version that can be used for the iPhone. Using this new app, anyone with a concept for a mobile application can submit the idea directly to MEDL Mobile — anytime, anywhere.
As previously announced, the company has committed $2.5 million to the development of said applications across multiple mobile devices, such as the iPhone, Blackberry and Android.
Each submission to the App Incubator is rated according to five criteria — Originality, Functionality, Simplicity, Revenue Potential and Fun. Apps that pass MEDL’s scoring criteria go into development. All development and marketing costs are funded by MEDL Mobile and 25% of any profits go back to the originator of the idea. With some applications earning thousands and even tens of thousands of dollars a day, the App Incubator will allow people with great ideas for mobile applications to profit from their creativity.
MEDL Mobile also develops custom applications for third parties, advertising agencies and consumer brands.
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Like all your submitters, I feel my app would be very successful;
-It identifies a large and costly consumer problem
-It provides an elagant and simple solution to this problem
-In so doing, it engenders significant trust between developer and consumer
-On the back side, this trust is capitalized on by offering valued and very efficacious advertising – this is the real money maker
By way of background, I’ve been CFO of three large companies – before suffering two severe medical conditions which took me out of my career at age 47. I’m now 60, and this app is not financial in orientation.
My problem is wth maintaining control of my app and not having someone steal my idea and run with it. I think it’s patentable, so maybe a partial solution. Any ideas?? Perplexed!!
Dave
How do I get my Apple Aps out to you guys for review, coding and sales?
Charlie
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