Yes, including MacOS.

We will provide a way to integrate written code as modules with the rest of the blueprint system.

Once you build your app you can download it and publish it anywhere you would like.

On the qubuilder Marketplace you can also sell modules and pre written logic to other qubuilder users to use in their app.

Pricing is per build, and the price of a build is calculated based on what modules and components you use in your app. If you only change the look of your app and still use the same components and logic the build is free because you have already paid for those components.

It depends on the use case, we support any app as long as you can write the logic for it and you can pull data into it. Qubuilder can build games and apps, it works in both cases.

As long as you are willing to pay, qubuilder can be used by anyone.

Yes, but unfortunately not in the near future. It will take more time to work these out because we need to ensure they function as intended and integrate well with the existing platforms.

Definitely, even the demo apps have support for multiple languages.

Not at the current moment, but you can design desktop apps for Windows, MacOS and Linux.

It depends on the module and how it was built, but there is a minimum price that is calculated by the same system that calculates build pricing.

Yes, data is encrypted and we ensure it is not available to prying eyes.

As long as said service supports OAuth, or an API Key, and it has a REST Endpoint, we can integrate with it or you can use the web component to pull data on your own directly into the app.