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Free App Giveaway

Your app idea

Which best describes your pitch?

How it works

  1. 1.Submit your app idea using the form.
  2. 2.I review entries and shortlist ideas with clear user value.
  3. 3.One winner is selected based on the strongest first-version scope.
  4. 4.We run discovery, build the first version, and launch it.
  5. 5.We hand the app over to you. You own the code.

What we're looking for

  • A real problem that an app can solve.
  • A clear user and clear use case.

Giveaway Terms

  • One (1) winner will be selected by Studio Parallel based on the overall quality and suitability of the submitted app idea.
  • Entry is free and open to individuals or businesses that can be contacted by email or phone.
  • Submissions close on the 3rd of April and the winner will be announced shortly after. (Studio Parallel reserves the right to close entries at any time by updating the page).
  • The prize is a single web / mobile app built by Studio Parallel, limited to an agreed scope and timeframe. Complex features (e.g. marketplaces, real-time multi-user systems, or large integrations) may be excluded or require a reduced scope.
  • The winner must respond within 7 days of being contacted, otherwise Studio Parallel may select another winner.
  • Studio Parallel may showcase the project as a case study (including the winner's business name and a general description), unless the winner requests otherwise in writing before work begins.
  • No cash alternative. Hosting, ongoing maintenance, third-party fees (e.g. domains, SMS, email, payment processing) are not included unless explicitly agreed.

FAQ

Answers to the common questions before you submit.

  • How many winners will be chosen. One app idea will be selected for a free first-version build.
  • What is included in the giveaway build. Discovery, core screens, a practical first version, and launch support.
  • What is not included. Large post-launch expansions and third-party subscription costs are not included.
  • Do I need a fully scoped brief. No. A clear problem and a simple first version idea is enough to apply.