Create Project
App Maker is a powerful and user-friendly platform that enables users to easily create, configure, and publish mobile applications. This guide walks you through the process of initializing a new project on the App Maker platform—from accessing the dashboard to entering key project information and preparing your environment for development and version control integration.
If you're working on an existing project, you can skip the project creation steps and move directly to the development phase.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you meet the following requirements:
You have access to an active App Maker account.
You have the appropriate Partner-level permissions to create a project.
If you do not yet have access, please reach out to the Akinon team for account setup support.
Accessing the App Maker Platform
Navigate to the App Maker platform via your web browser.
Log in with your authorized credentials.
Once logged in, locate the navigation panel on the left-hand side of the screen.
Click on “Projects” menu to open the list of existing projects associated with your Partner account.

Creating a New Project
To create a new mobile app project:
On the Projects page, click the “+ Add New Project” button (located in the top right corner).
Fill in the required fields on the Project Details form:
Project Name: Enter a unique and descriptive name for your project. This is often the name of the brand or mobile application.
Description: Provide a clear and concise description of the project’s purpose. This helps identify the scope and context of the application.
After filling in the required fields, click the “Create” button.
Behind the Scenes: Once you click Create, App Maker begins setting up the project environment. This may take approximately 10–20 seconds. When the setup is complete, you’ll be automatically redirected to the main project list, where your new project will now be visible.
Exploring Project Details
Once your project is created, you can explore and configure it in more depth. The Project Details view is divided into two main sections:
i. Project Info
This section includes the core metadata about the project.
ii. Builds
The Builds table allows you to manage application builds generated from this project.

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