I Love Tiggzi

From a Tiggzi user:

We Got a New Name: Tiggzi

We got a new and very cool name: Tiggzi.

Tiggr Mobile App Builder is now Tiggzi. Tiggzi is the most powerful and easy to use cloud-based mobile app builder. All the gotiggr.com links work and will continue working and we will be updating all the social media links. For now, use the links below to get help.

Email
Forum
Docs and Getting Started
Blog
Twitter
Facebook

Docs, How To Get Help on Tiggr Mobile App, And Voting For New Features

As Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder continues to grow, we are getting more and more questions. I figured it would be a good time to summarise all the places and ways you can get help and also submit/vote for new features.

Docs and getting started

All Tiggr docs, getting started, videos, how-to’s, future plans and more are located at help.gotiggr.com. If someone is not there, just let us know and we will add it!

Tiggr forum

The Tiggr forum can be found at http://getsatisfaction.com/gotiggr. We recommend to use Tiggr forum as the place to ask questions. Why? Because using the forum other users can see and search for answers. Other Tiggr users maybe be able to help you as well. If you have a question on your account information or want to share a private REST service URL, don’t hesitate to use email (below).

Voting for new features

Let’s say there is a new feature you would like us to add. Voting for new feature is very simple. Just go to Popular ideas section and enter your feature.

Support email

If you feel more comfortable with email, just send us your questions to [email protected]

Send questions from Tiggr

When you open a Tiggr project, at the bottom of the screen you will see the following field:

Just enter a short question and click Submit. We will get an email with your question and reply to it.

Twitter

Twitter is a great way to get help, you can find us at @gotiggr.

Facebook

Facebook is also a great way to get help, you can find us at facebook.com/gotiggr.

No matter which help option you select, we will try to answer your questions as soon as possible.

JavaLobby Q&A: Prototyping Your Applications Using Tiggr

JavaLobby Q&A with James Sugrue: Prototyping Your Applications Using Tiggr

Tiggr prototypes review by analyst.by

English version, Russian version (original).