Hey! | Android Universal Short Messaging App Template
Please note that both iOS and Android versions can share the same database on back4app.
If you want to test it on the Android Emulator on Android Studio, just drag & drop this apk into the Emulator and it will automatically install the app for test.
Dec 17th 2016 • Initial release | Android Studio 2.2 project | Android 5.0+ • Backend with Parse SDK hosted on back4app.com
Hey! is a Universal App Template where you can send short messages like hey! to all those friends who are registered in the app with just a tap. It’s that simple, the simplest communication app ever.
You can search for friends by name in the Search screen, add them to your Friends list and send them a hey!, attach a picture to it or your current location, or simple text of the selected hey!. They will receive a Push Notification and can easily reply to your “hey!” by sending it back.
Users are able to block/unblock other users, remove the from their list and make group of friends to send heys! all in once, again, with just a tap!
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
Hey! 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 heys!
- Send hey! with text, your location or a picture
- Invite friends by SMS or email
- Browse received heys!, reply, block/remove Friends
- Search for friends by name
- PDF User Guide and PSD included
- Easy to customize | Well commented code
Have fun with Hey!, and don’t forget to rate it on your Downloads page!
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