Struklio 1.1.1 – Build It. Share It.

Struklio 1.1.1 is now live on the App Store.

And this one is seriously cool.

For the first time, you can build an app on your phone, share it with another person and let them open the actual app experience on their own phone.

No publishing first.

No sending screenshots.

No screen recording.

You build it.

You share it.

They open it.

That is what 1.1.1 is about.

Introducing Shared App Previews

Until now, building in Struklio was mainly an experience between you and the app you were creating.

You could create your project, customize the design, add content and preview everything directly inside Struklio.

Now that preview can leave your phone.

With Shared App Previews, you can create a shareable preview and send it to someone else.

They open the link through Struklio and can experience the app you built directly on their own device.

That means something you just created on your phone can be in someone else’s hands moments later.

That feels pretty wild.

From your phone to someone else’s phone

This is probably the part I am most excited about.

Struklio exists because I believe creating software should not require sitting behind a desktop setup surrounded by development tools.

Your phone is already one of the most powerful computers you own.

So why shouldn’t it also be the place where software gets created?

With 1.1.1, that idea becomes much more tangible.

You can be sitting somewhere with nothing except your phone.

Build an app.

Add your content.

Change the design.

Preview it.

Then send it to someone.

A few moments later, they are looking at what you created on their phone.

That is an incredibly simple interaction, but for Struklio it represents something much bigger.

Stop showing screenshots

When you are building something, you normally want to show it to someone.

A customer.

A colleague.

A friend.

A client.

Someone on your team.

Until now, that usually meant showing screenshots, recording your screen or physically handing someone your phone.

But a screenshot is not the product.

An app is something you interact with.

You tap things.

You move between screens.

You experience the navigation.

You see how the content feels.

Shared App Previews let people experience what you built instead of just looking at a picture of it.

And that makes feedback dramatically more useful.

Build. Share. Improve.

This also creates a completely new feedback loop inside Struklio.

Build something.

Share it.

Let someone try it.

Hear what they think.

Change it.

Share it again.

You do not need to wait until the app is ready for publishing before someone else can see it.

You can involve other people while you are still building.

That means you can discover confusing navigation, missing content or design problems earlier.

And because everything happens directly through phones, the whole process stays fast.

This is why mobile-first matters

There are already plenty of tools for building apps.

But most of them still assume that software creation starts from a computer.

Struklio starts from a different assumption.

What happens if the phone becomes the creation device?

That question has shaped the entire product.

You create projects on your phone.

You customize components on your phone.

You manage Collections on your phone.

You preview your app on your phone.

And now you can share that app directly with another phone.

That is exactly the kind of workflow we want Struklio to enable.

Not a smaller desktop builder squeezed into a phone.

A product designed around how people actually use phones.

Another piece of the workflow just clicked into place

The last few updates have increasingly started connecting together.

1.0.9 improved the path from creating a project to actually seeing something running.

1.0.10 made the building experience clearer and more responsive.

1.1.0 introduced Collections, making Struklio significantly more flexible and allowing users to create much richer app experiences.

And now 1.1.1 makes those experiences shareable.

That progression is important.

Because Struklio is moving beyond simply letting someone build an interface.

The workflow is becoming:

Create.

Customize.

Add real content.

Preview.

Share.

Get feedback.

Improve.

Publish.

That is starting to feel like an actual end-to-end mobile creation workflow.

And we are still building it entirely around the device in your pocket.

1.1.1 is live

Apple has approved Struklio 1.1.1 and the update is now available on the App Store.

Shared App Previews are officially out.

This is one of those features that looks simple when you use it.

Tap share.

Send the preview.

Open it on another phone.

But underneath that simple interaction is something I have wanted Struklio to become from the beginning:

A place where an idea can move from your head, into an app and into someone else’s hands without needing to leave your phone.

And now you can actually do that.

Build it on your phone.

Share it from your phone.

Let someone else experience it on theirs.

That is Struklio 1.1.1.

And we’re just getting started.