MYPASCHOOL (SASU)Training activity declaration no. 27580099158
contact@mypaschool.fr · 06 07 08 00 54
Build Your Own Native iPhone & Android App with AI, No Coding Needed
From idea to App Store and Google Play: design it, have AI build it, test it and publish it.
General information
- Format
- Remote (e-learning), at your own pace
- Duration
- 22 hours of training
- Level
- All levels
- Language
- English
- Price
- €639
- Access
- Unlimited
Learning objectives
- A real native app — Installable from the stores, on iPhone and Android alike
- AI as your development team — You decide, Claude Code builds, you check
- Thoughtful design — Mobile usability, mock-ups, icon and visual identity
- Accounts and data — Sign-up, Apple and Google sign-in, secure database
- Notifications and native features — Reminders, push notifications, camera, sharing
- Monetisation — In-app purchases and subscriptions that respect the store rules
- Guided publishing — Developer accounts, store listings, privacy and review
- After launch — Updates, analytics, reviews and maintenance
Target audience
- Entrepreneurs and freelancers who want to offer their service as an app
- Project founders who want to test an app idea before investing in development
- Trainers, coaches and content creators who want to build loyalty within their community on mobile
- Charities, churches and small organisations that want an app for their members
- People curious about AI who want to create and publish their first app
Prerequisites
- No programming skills are needed
- A computer (Mac or Windows) and an iPhone or Android smartphone for testing
- Being comfortable browsing the web and creating online accounts
- A budget for tools and developer accounts (about €99 a year with Apple, a one-off $25 with Google, and an AI subscription of about €20 a month)
- An app idea, or the wish to follow the guided project provided
Programme
1. Understanding the world of mobile apps
- 1.1 Welcome: the app you are going to publish
- 1.2 Native app, web app or PWA: what are the differences?
- 1.3 The tools for creating an app with AI
- 1.4 The real budget of a mobile app
- 1.5 Do you need a Mac and an iPhone?
2. From idea to app concept
- 2.1 Defining the problem and the user
- 2.2 Studying the competition on the stores
- 2.3 Defining the first version (MVP)
- 2.4 Writing the specification with AI
- 2.5 Concept sheet and mobile specification template
3. Mobile UX and mock-ups
- 3.1 Usability rules specific to mobile
- 3.2 Mapping user journeys and the screen structure
- 3.3 Creating mock-ups with AI and Figma
- 3.4 Visual identity, icon and splash screen
4. Setting up your workshop
- 4.1 The accounts to create and why
- 4.2 Installing Claude Code and creating an Expo project
- 4.3 Seeing your app on your phone with Expo Go
- 4.4 Alternative: getting started in FlutterFlow
- 4.5 Saving your work with GitHub
5. Building the screens by steering the AI
- 5.1 The instructions file and the art of the brief
- 5.2 Navigation, tabs and main screens
- 5.3 Lists, forms and keyboard input
- 5.4 Photos, camera and gallery
- 5.5 Local storage and offline use
- 5.6 When the AI gets it wrong: diagnosing and fixing
- 5.7 Prompt library for mobile
6. User accounts and data
- 6.1 Databases explained simply
- 6.2 Creating the database and authentication with Supabase
- 6.3 Signing in with Apple and Google
- 6.4 Protecting each user's data
- 6.5 Account deletion and personal data
7. Notifications and native features
- 7.1 Local notifications and reminders
- 7.2 Push notifications from a server
- 7.3 Sharing, deep links and opening from an email
- 7.4 Location and other sensors: use them sparingly
8. Monetising your app
- 8.1 App business models
- 8.2 Apple's and Google's payment rules
- 8.3 Setting up a subscription with RevenueCat
- 8.4 Testing purchases in sandbox mode
9. Testing your app like a pro
- 9.1 Building the app with EAS Build
- 9.2 Testing on iPhone with TestFlight
- 9.3 Testing on Android with Google Play
- 9.4 Test plan, accessibility and performance
- 9.5 Pre-submission testing checklist
10. Publishing on the App Store and Google Play
- 10.1 Creating your Apple and Google developer accounts
- 10.2 Preparing an appealing store listing
- 10.3 Privacy: mandatory labels and forms
- 10.4 Review rules and common rejections
- 10.5 Submitting and publishing with EAS Submit
11. Keeping your app alive after publication
- 11.1 Instant updates or a new version?
- 11.2 Measuring usage with analytics
- 11.3 Tracking crashes and fixing them fast
- 11.4 Reviews, store optimisation and visibility
- 11.5 Annual maintenance and roadmap
Practical arrangements
- Access arrangements and timescales
- Online registration at any time. Access to the course opens as soon as payment is confirmed. On first access, a positioning questionnaire (situation, goals, starting level, adjustment needs) lets us tailor your support; a free preliminary call is still available on request.
- Teaching methods
- Distance learning (FOAD) on the platform, available 24/7: demonstration videos, downloadable resources, practical exercises based on real cases and a running project. Live virtual classes and replays. Trainer reachable by email or phone, with a reply within 48 working hours; optional one-to-one mentoring.
- Assessment methods
- Positioning questionnaire on entry, automatically marked quizzes (to be passed to complete the course), tracking of progress and learning time, satisfaction questionnaires at the end and later on. A certificate of completion is issued automatically at the end of the course, with the results achieved; a certificate of achievement and an attendance record can be downloaded.
- Accessibility
- This course is accessible to people with disabilities. Contact our disability officer before enrolling so that we can look at possible adjustments together (materials, pace, support). — Disability officer: Yvon-Patrick MAMIA — contact@mypaschool.fr — 06 07 08 00 54
- Trainer
- Yvon-Patrick Mamia, designer, web developer, author and trainer for more than 15 years.
- Contact
- contact@mypaschool.fr · 06 07 08 00 54