Bravo Vision

Bravo Vision

No-code mobile app builder

Details about Bravo Vision

  • Released
  • Updated
  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • March 24, 2020
  • September 18, 2024
  • 13.0+
  • 17+
  • 49.3MB
  • iPhone, iPod
  • English

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Version History of Bravo Vision

2.5.0

July 18, 2024

-Variables improvements -Video upload improvement -Popup misalignment fix -Minor fixes

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2.4.9

June 28, 2024

-Variables improvements -HTML text format improvements -Minor fixes

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2.4.7

June 10, 2024

-Improved location support -Minor fixes

2.4.6

June 3, 2024

-Fix for location issues -Minor improvements

2.4.5

May 30, 2024

-Fixes mainpage loading issue -Minor improvements

2.4.4

May 28, 2024

-Requests improved performance -Better handling updating remote info -Improvements in webview variables

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2.4.3

April 24, 2024

-Modal improvements -Webview communication improvements -Minor fixes

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2.4.2

April 12, 2024

-API call optimization -Debugger improvements -Photo upload fixes -Minor fixes

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2.4.1

April 3, 2024

-Start page fixes -Email parsing fix -Minor fixes and improvements

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2.4.0

March 26, 2024

-Debugger fixes -Timeformat improvements -Date picker improvements -Minor fixes

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Bravo Vision In-App Purchases History

$18.99

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Description of Bravo Vision

Bravo Vision is the companion app to Bravo Studio which allows you to view and interact with your Bravo projects on your iOS device. This app requires you to log in with your Bravo Studio account in order to see your projects. TIP: While you are viewing a project, tap and hold your screen to return to your projects list or update changes with Bravo Studio. Terms of Use:  https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Bravo Vision: FAQ

Is Bravo Vision available on iPad devices?

No, Bravo Vision isn’t iPad-friendly.

Who launched the app?

The Bravo Vision app was released by APP FOUNDRY SL.

What is the minimum supported iOS version for Bravo Vision?

The minimum iOS requirement for the app is 13.0 or higher.

What is the current app rating of Bravo Vision?

4.5 out of 5 is the fantastic rating that Bravo Vision has received from users.

What genre is the Bravo Vision app?

The App Category Of Bravo Vision Is Utilities.

Which version of Bravo Vision is the latest one?

2.5.0 is the newest version of Bravo Vision.

When was the most recent Bravo Vision update made available?

Bravo Vision updated on September 18, 2024.

Do you know when Bravo Vision was first made available?

The specific date when the app came out was February 5, 2023.

What content advisory rating is assigned to Bravo Vision?

May contain some disturbing or graphic scenes, suitable for ages 17 and up.

What are the languages supported by the Bravo Vision app?

Currently, Bravo Vision supports English.

Is Bravo Vision featured among Apple Arcade's game offerings?

Sorry, Bravo Vision is not part of Apple Arcade.

Does Bravo Vision contain in-app purchases?

Certainly! Bravo Vision contains in-app purchases for users.

Is Bravo Vision designed for Apple Vision Pro integration?

Sorry, Bravo Vision is not designed for integration with Apple Vision Pro.

Are there any advertisements in Bravo Vision?

No, there are no advertisements in Bravo Vision.

Screenshots of Bravo Vision

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Reviews of Bravo Vision

  • Fun to try, but ultimately feels like a toy

    Bravo consumed about a week of my life of nonstop effort towards building an app for fun. I “developed” a recipe app that auto generates new recipes with OpenAI’s API, and allows users to saves those recipes to their favorites list.

    One good thing I can say about bravo was that importing my designs from figma was very simple and “bravorising” the app design was fairly easy, but there are so many choices that have been baked into the app that don’t make sense imo, like not being able to use auto layout yo design your app screens, or not having a way to build navigation into the app without figma’s page flow builder.

    I wish I could say something positive about the documentation, but unfortunately the documentation is lacking and much of it is outdated. Many of the videos on their YouTube channel don’t go in depth enough on several topics regarding building with Bravo and community support is really not there. Lots of questions go unanswered by those posting on the community page, and I got the feeling that Bravo doesn’t have much of a community at all. It seems the crowd left along with the original no code hype of 2020/2021 and I’ve hardly seen anyone online share projects or interesting use cases.

    Personally I had a lot of trouble getting around Bravo’s, strange limitations and quirks, such as not having the ability to bind children elements to data that isn’t bound to a parent element. I also found it strange that instead of just building many of the page-level settings into the app builder, you have to go about things like page transitions and the ability to enable page refresh by adding bravo “tags” to pages in the figma design file. Every. Single. Page. After a while it just became too difficult to keep track of what page was updated with the newest tag and which one should use what transition or was allowed to refresh or should have a dark vs light status bar, etc etc. Truthfully, there should be one place to establish and manage these settings, or an app wide setting for things like enabling the status bar, at least.

    Of all its quirks, one thing that really irked me was Bravos poor API management system. I found myself having to wait for 5-10 seconds when moving between request tabs (not even making api calls), and the worst part was spending 30+ minutes trying to figure out why a specific API call wasn’t working, only to try the call from a new tab only to find out there wasn’t a problem with the call, but something was going wrong on the backend. This happened multiple times.

    I do think that for the right person bravo studio could be a really great solution to some potential problems, but I felt like I was spending way more time trying to overcome the short falls of bravo, than building an app, and I can’t imagine how much time I would’ve saved had I used a builder like glide which provides a simpler overall workflow as well as similar integrations via APIs.
  • So fast

    Brilliant tool for fast prototyping. No contest in terms of speed and design integrity!
  • Way too far from a production quality.

    - Every click events are so slow.

    - The icons are blurry. This makes me feel using a spam app.

    - Images are not optimized. It takes 3-5 seconds to display an image. Too slow.

    Nobody can use this app for a product.