Converting websites into mobile apps - Do you really need both Android and iOS app?
When I started analysing the converting websites into mobile apps market niche to get a nice app for some of my websites, I started to wonder if I really need to pay for two version of the same app: both Android and iOS. Especially the iOS.

Many providers offer two versions, but I doubt that iOS converted app is any helpful for any business. First of all, the only game in town when it comes to traffic is Google Play and not the App Store. I mean, why should I bother to be there? Much more people have Android and thus the Google Play installed on their phones, but the most important thing for me is that the Google Play is simply the most important store to be on it. It has the most SEO value and stuff, it gives your business very big popularity boost, while App Store doesn’t and it also charges you 100$ per year for simply being there. The App Store is so overvalued that it’s sick! And yet, only few companies seem to understand that iOS apps are not worth anything for the online presence of your business these days. One of such companies is Jamblam, which offers only Android apps, because they know that offering iOS apps has no point whatsoever (BTW Jamblam Apps is Number 1 in my top converting websites into mobile apps list). But apart from Jamblam very small amount of companies seem to care that they are offering the customers something which to large extent is pretty useless.

I wonder if that will change in the future. It largely depends on the popularity of both platforms. We’ll see what happens.
['Carlos Pereira']
['Android App Development', 'Website', 'Website Development', 'Android']