Judo App - Server Driven UI out of the box

Judo App

Judo brings server-driven UI to your iOS and Android apps. Build user interfaces visually in a fraction of time and publish them instantly without submitting to the app store.

Build Experiences - With No Code

The Judo app for macOS, available through the App Store, is built for design professionals with common keyboard shortcuts and familiar concepts like canvas, layers and inspector panel. Workflow is streamlined with the ability to drag and drop media files directly into your experiences and manage your own Judo files in Finder.

Manage Creative Execution

A Judo experience is interactive and can include text, images, video and buttons. An experience may be part of a screen, a single screen, or more typically multiple linked screens. Judo supports screen transitions, carousels, horizontal scrolling and modals. Clients can add custom fonts and define global colors and these are updates applied universally.

Effortlessly Deploy

Judo Cloud syncs your experiences with your iOS and Android apps making them instantly available to your users. Open-source lightweight SDKs on iOS and Android handle rendering. Experiences are pre-loaded and cached before your users see them to avoid loading indicators.

Add API-Derived Content Using Real Data

Judo experiences can be personalized and dynamic. Judo experiences can connect to an existing CMS or third-party APIs to display live data. Judo handles all the tricky bits like loading state and populating lists. Dynamic content can take many forms such as images incorporating personalized text, merchandise recommendations, and point of interest data.

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