ArcGIS AppStudio is a no-code and low-code suite of tools to help you build branded, consumer-friendly, native mobile apps that integrate your maps and data quickly and easily. Build a single cross-platform app that deploys to any device or operating system and publish it to app stores or share it securely within your enterprise.

Engage your audience with native apps

In today's world, users access data through mobile devices. Empower your audience to leverage your maps and data in a native app.

Make GIS approachable in everyday workflows

Seamlessly integrate your existing maps and geographic information system (GIS) data into native mobile apps that can be published to a public app store such as the Apple App Store or Google Play.
Empower your audience with information when they need it

Apps made with ArcGIS AppStudio work even without internet connectivity, ensuring that your audience can access your organization’s GIS data anywhere.
Harness the power of device features

Add more value to your apps by making use of device operating systems. Include unique features such as GPS, Bluetooth, camera, file management, secure storage, and the ability to share information with other apps on the device.
Add your organization’s branding and requirements

Have control over branding and design by building your own native app. ArcGIS AppStudio provides consumer-friendly templates you can configure to add your organization’s logo, title, and images.
Comply with your security policies

ArcGIS AppStudio delivers a trusted framework that adheres to industry IT standards and security enhancements and integrates with your custom security processes and policies.

Create an app without coding

You don’t need to be a developer to create native apps. Use templates or existing web apps to build mobile apps quickly. Get started in minutes with the easy-to-install ArcGIS AppStudio toolset.

Start with a template

Create your app by configuring an out-of-the-box template with a user-friendly interface.

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Start with a web app

In ArcGIS Online, you can use an existing ArcGIS Instant Apps web app to create an ArcGIS AppStudio mobile app with one simple configuration.

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One suite of tools for end-to-end app building

Easily build, test, deploy, update, and control access to your apps with ArcGIS AppStudio.

Create an app on your desktop
Quickly test your app
Build once, deploy everywhere
Share within your organization
Publish to app stores

Create an app on your desktop

Find templates, layouts, and a rich library of samples to get you started in AppStudio on your desktop. You can configure templates by adding your data, branding, and images, or you can build your own app with custom code and samples.

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Quickly test your app

Use the built-in tools in AppStudio on your desktop to preview your app. Easily test your app and collaborate with stakeholders using ArcGIS AppStudio Player.

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Build once, deploy on all platforms

Eliminate the time and effort spent creating separate code bases and maintaining separate build machines. The cloud make service included with ArcGIS AppStudio takes a single code base for your app and generates builds for all platforms—iOS, Android, or Windows.

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Deploy apps inside your organization

Deploy and manage apps within your organization using AppStudio Player and choose who has access to your apps and when apps are updated. If you're using mobile device management (MDM) technology within your organization, AppStudio supports that as well.

Learn how to deliver apps

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Publish to app stores

With the AppStudio Developer Edition, you can make your app discoverable by publishing it to public app stores. Your audience can easily find, download, and receive updates for your apps on iOS and Android devices.

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Case Study

New Zealand public land access

The New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s GIS team released the Pocket Maps mobile app to maintain and improve public access to the outdoors.

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Case Study

Global CHE Network

Bay Park Data Solutions helped the Global CHE Network develop an app to improve access to resources for those in low-income areas.

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Case Study

WindNinja wind modeling

The Missoula Fire Sciences Lab developed a mobile version of its desktop wind modeling app to help firefighters monitor wind behaviors in the field.

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Case Study

QWildlife crocodile tracking

Learn how GP One Consulting helped the Queensland Government create a mobile app for tracking crocodile sightings using ArcGIS AppStudio.

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Case Study

Tietorahti Oy transportation data

Learn how Tietorahti Oy, a Finnish consulting firm, used ArcGIS AppStudio to build a mobile app for transport companies to access critical data.

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Case Study

Earth Challenge 2020

Learn how GeoMarvel used ArcGIS AppStudio to build Earth Challenge 2020, a mobile community science app, to support Earth Day.

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Maximize your ArcGIS technology investment

With ArcGIS AppStudio, organizations using ArcGIS can build cross-platform apps that leverage their technology investment. AppStudio integrates directly with existing data and maps to effortlessly transform them into mobile apps.

Built into ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise

Regardless of your deployment mechanism—Esri's cloud infrastructure or your own—AppStudio integrates with your ArcGIS system.

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Leverages ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps

AppStudio leverages ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt, giving you access to powerful mapping capabilities such as 3D visualization, feature editing, and offline workflows.

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