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One of the questions I get asked the most is how to build an app. So I'm going to give you a step by step guide on how you can develop and make your own app. Next you need an idea. So my idea is an app where you scroll to learn new things. Okay, so next you're gonna have to download an IDE, which is an integrated development environment. So that's gonna allow you to build your app. So for iOS, you're gonna get Xcode, for Android, Android Studio, and if you want web dev, that's Visual Studio Code. As I'm gonna be making an iOS app, I've just gone onto the App Store and just search for Xcode. And you can just download it. It's free and it's called Xcode. So I spent about 500 hours just coding all of this different code for the app. I've been testing the app as well on these devices, just to make sure everything is okay. These are all the files that I have. The biggest file I've got is this data manager and as you can see, it's got 41,202 lines of code. Now we need to test. So I'm going to test it on the iPhone 17 Pro simulator. And it will simulate how it would look like on an actual phone. Here we go. It is just loading at the moment. And this is the app. So every single day you get a brand new word, you get some nature, inspiration, day of the year, phrase of the day, quiz of the day, pet of the day, vote of the day, advice of the day. And this is the paywall. So you can also get money from the app as well. So if I click this button, we have all the different choices and the different payment options as well. And yeah, that's it. Once you're happy with the app, you like how it looks like on an actual device. It's now time to upload it onto the App Store. So this is what it looks like. Put some screenshots there, send it to Apple. Once Apple's happy with it, it'll be live on the App Store for everyone to download. So here you have it. That's how you build an app. So it does take a little bit of time depending on the complexity of the app, but there's tons of resources. If you need any help, I'm more than happy to answer any questions, so just leave a comment below. Happy app building and yeah, I guess I'll see you on the App Store very, very soon. Good luck.