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- MIT App Inventor
2025 Global AI Hackathon Winners announced Over 1,300 participants from 86 countries and regions used AI tools to develop mobile apps addressing the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in a six-week virtual event hosted by MIT RAISE and the App Inventor Foundation More
- Our Tutorials! - MIT App Inventor
Explore tutorials to learn how to create mobile apps using MIT App Inventor
- Get Started with MIT App Inventor
Setup Instructions for Testing: Set up your iOS or Android phone or tablet for live testing (Or, start the emulator if you don't have a mobile device) Designer and Blocks Editor Overview: Tour the App Inventor environment Beginner Tutorials: Jump in and get started programming in App Inventor Sharing and Remixing Apps: Share your app code with friends to load in App Inventor and remix
- Beginner Tutorials - MIT App Inventor
Making Mobile Apps with App Inventor We have four beginner tutorials to try out We recommend starting with Hello Codi!, but any of the four tutorials are accessible for novice coders They can all be completed within an hour For each tutorial, we have multiple ways of accessing them: Click the tutorial link to open up a project directly in the App Inventor environment with the tutorial in
- Installing and Running the Emulator - MIT App Inventor
Then, from App Inventor's menu (on the App Inventor cloud-based software at ai2 appinventor mit edu), go to the Connect Menu and click the Emulator option You'll get a notice saying that the emulator is connecting Starting the emulator can take a couple of minutes You may see update screens like the following as the emulator starts up:
- Step 1: Starting App Inventor 2 for the First Time
In your web browser, go to App Inventor 2 at http: ai2 appinventor mit edu If you are not currently signed in to your Google Account, you will be asked to sign in App Inventor saves all of your projects to our server, under the name on your google account, so any progress you make now will be saved for the next time you open the program
- Setting Up App Inventor
If you have a smartphone, computer, and Wi-Fi connection, this is the easiest way to create and test your apps Simply install the App Inventor Companion app on your phone and test your apps through a Wi-Fi connection
- MIT App Inventor
App Inventor Support: Community Other inquiries: Email GitHub: mit-cml Accessibility: accessibility mit edu
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