Lingochat | Android Universal Language Exchange Chat App Template
Please note that both iOS and Android versions can share the same database on back4app.
We suggest you to install this APK on both a real device and the Android Studio’s Emulator, so you’ll be able to sign up with 2 different users, send friend requests between those users and be able to test the app.
Dec 28th 2016 • Initial release | Android Studio 2.2 project | Android 5.0+ • Backend with Parse SDK hosted on back4app.com
Lingochat is a Universal App Template where you can search for foreign people and chat with them in order to exchange language knowledge.
You can search for friends by selecting languages in the Search screen, send them a friend request and wait for them to approve it (if they want to). Users will receive a Push Notification either for sent requests or chat messages.
Users are also able to block/unblock offensive/inappropriate users
Since its backend is by Parse you don’t have to buy any domain/hosting, there are NO php files to upload to a web server so you’ll save some money for sever side. Worried about Parse shutting down? It won’t, please check this out: http://fvimagination.tumblr.com/post/153383547781/parse-sdk-will-not-shutdown-in-2017-thanks-to
Lingochat is a native Android Studio project, Universal, super easy to customize, backend with Parse SDK hosted on https://back4app.com
- Android Studio 2.2 project – Universal – Android 5.0+
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- Backend with Parse SDK hosted on back{4}app
- Push Notifications for sent requests and chat messages
- Search for people by language
- PDF User Guide and PSD included
- Easy to customize | Well commented code
Have fun with Lingochat, and don’t forget to rate it on your Downloads page!
We’ve recently found out that some developers have bought our app templates, reskinned them just a bit and put them on sale on other source code markets similar to CodeCanyon, saying that they developed and own such source codes.
That is a serious copyright infringement, developers who buy our templates are allowed to reskin and sell them as apps on the App Store (accordingly to the License type they’ve purchased a template for), but are not allowed to put our original source codes for sale on source code markets, including CodeCanyon.
We will report developers who made copyright infringements to the competent authorities.
Thanks.