Lately we have been working on coding our own apps on this website called MIT App Inventor. It is a free to use, app maker that allows you to code complicate things with only a few blocks. Here is the home screen of my app. I have added many little things inside of my app and soon you may be able to check it out yourself.

Here is one of the mini apps in my app! It is called PaintPot and I have added many things in it! One thing is the scroll for colors. Just swipe it to go through the colors and choose one.  There is also a bar at the bottom to make it bigger or smaller. You can also switch the pictures you are using in this mini app.

This is Ball Bounce! Another mini app on my android app. It may look simple at first, but let me tell you about it. So in the photo it looks like they are only red and blue, but they are changing colors since they are touching the edges. I don't have a video so you won't be able to see the color changes, but maybe I will soon. In this mini app you are able to fling them around the screen and bump them into one another.

This mini app is called Talk To Me! Whatever you type into the textbox that says "Hello there!", will be spoken back to you when you press the button "Talk To Me!".  This is one of the more simple apps on there but it can still be fun in many ways, it is just up to you to decide what you use it for.

This is Hello Codi. This mini app was the first mini app we made. We used MIT App Inventor's tutorials to make this and added the backgrounds in ourselves. When you touch the photo of Codi, he will make a buzzing sound. Just like a bee. It is probably the simplest app on our android apps, but it is still interesting.

At first glance this mini app might not seem like much, but it allows you to draw whatever you want. From people, animals, or just a simple smile like I did, you have the creative freedom to draw anything. Unlike PaintPot where you color in coloring pages, this has loads of creative freedom packed into this mini app.

Here is the about screen on my app. Just like the about screen on this portfolio, this app has one too. I added a scrolling arrangement to this so you can scroll down to see the text. And as a extra add in to this mini app, I also put in a button to the DATA homescreen.