We’ve released a minor update (version 1.7.6, build 286) to Native Studio. Update should come up automatically when you open the app. If you haven’t installed the app download it from here www.neonto.com/nativestudio and start your 14 day trial. Whats new Control Button border and background colors from data slot (iOS). Store…

We’ve released an 1.7.5 (283) update to Native Studio (the app itself is called Neonto Studio Pro). This update adds an awesome feature for app localization. It’s now possible to change app’s language “on the fly” based on the Data slot value. Check out the YouTube video where we add…

Remember when Instagram abandoned the strict square format and allowed your posts to be shared in both portrait and landscape orientation? Neonto’s Native Studio allows you to do the same thing and create Lists with varying Stencil heights. This applies to both text & image, and actually makes working with…

Our latest major update includes the (much anticipated) feature that enables you to filter and search through lists. It has quite many possible applications, but here’s one of the simplest: how to add a search bar to your app projects. This project features a Spotify-like app with a list full…

The wedding app saga continues! This time, we’re creating a form that enables the wedding app users to RSVP to your invitations — in other words, send data to a data sheet. This is made possible by our Google Sheets plugin. I’m continuing right where we left off, so what…

You can use Native Studio even if you want to create a simple clickthrough prototype. Just import mockup screen images and set up the “hotspot links” and run the app in simulator or real device. Scroll Flow element group is super handy for making mockup images “scrollable”. Just create “mockup”…

Profile pics in a prototype? No problem! Native Studio’s Photo Picker plugin — together with the Shape mask effect — enables the users of your app to snap their own profile pics. (In an easy way. Trust me on that. Even Medium says it’s a 3-minute read!)

So you’ve got your design canvas, and you’ve got a vast array of elements to choose from. Here’s a quick overview of how to bridge that gap between them: this is the Aligning Elements in Native Studio post. Also includes a few tips on how to make your prototype work…

Here’s a simple tutorial for a simple function — making your buttons interactive (i.e. do stuff)! There are only three simple steps: Step 1.