Indian start-up
AppSurfer
wants Android users to be able to view an app before buying it,
regardless of the web browser they are using at the moment. By embedding
the app onto a website, blog or social network, any web browser has
access to it allowing anyone to see your app working before buying or
installing it. Letting potential buyers of an app view it in advance is
not completely new as the Amazon Appstore allows for limited trials of
certain apps, but there are geographic limitations and you can only
access the trial from the Amazon Appstore.
Unlike similar
programs, AppSurfer doesn't require you to download any software and
those looking to purchase or install an app are directed to the Google
Play Store. AppSurfer has been in private beta since March of this year
although publishers/developers can sign up for the program at the
sourcelink. For developers, it could mean more business from those who
are getting to see your app in action. It has to be a better sales tool
than the static screenshot pictures on Google Play Store
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