Incredibly Successful Apps Created by Indians

The emerging needs of mobile technology creating the virtual world to reach a peak in these pandemic times. India has a ton of innovative minds which really helps the globe to create enormous development.

Most Famous Apps by Indians

Here are such quality-designed apps that have reach heights & also stream their importance globally:-

1. Zomato-:

   Deepinder Goyal, CEO and Founder of Zomato Media Pvt Ltd

   A post-graduate student from IIT-Delhi was connected with his juniors from college, Gunjan Patidar and Pankaj Chaddah who serve as Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officer respectively in application Zomato.

   Zomato was originally called as Foodiebay, the ultimate idea for getting the name is while working with company Deepinder Goyal put all his efforts and support of juniors help him to get success through this application.

   Zomato is an online platform to providing services over 19 countries UK, Brazil, Turkey, Canada, etc.  and 100 cities across India.

   Tagline: EVERY MEAL MATTERS

   

2. World Newspapers-:

   Developed by: Abhishek Kumar

   The man behind the app and also used to create some apps that relates to news and puzzles.

   World Newspapers permit users to easily access the thousands of Newspaper over around 105 nations.

   One can browse by variations in countries, videos, web magazines & also can read offline include some well-published blogs.

   This application is based on today’s era of virtual technology but also to cut out excuses and quickly to reach every news worldwide.

   

3. Linkedin Pulse-:

   Developed by: Alphonso Labs

   Students of Stanford University Ankit Gupta & Akshay Kothari

   “LaunchPad” a Course for young and aspiring entrepreneurs that impose to create a product in 11 weeks of course from ideation-implementation everything should be done but it has to be a quality product.

   “The first week of class, we decided we’re going to do something for our iPads, and we released our app in six weeks, Kothari, co-founder” and CEO of Alphonso Labs, said. “It’s been a truly exciting ride, and we hope it stays like that.” Linkedin acquired pulse for $90 millon to make it Linkedin Pulse.

   

4. Signeasy-:

   Developed by: Sunil Patro

   An IIT graduate and ex-Microsoft employee. He also achieved a master’s degree in Computer and Electrical Engineering from USA, Purdue University.

   It’s an application that helps you to sign different documents digitally from any juncture in the World. It saves time, energy and also grant the professionals worldwide for a secure solution but maximises their productivity too.

   He came up with Signeasy, which has since gone on to cross over 2 million downloads.

   

5. Newshunt-:

   An application with plentiful awards, Newshunt is apparently one of the fastest developing apps in India. It also admit that a cluster of people used to read in their regional languages including Hindi, Marathi, Gujrati, Bengali, Kannada, Punjabi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and English. In addition to that, it also provides ebooks in over 50 languages. With over 40 million users but the application was rebranded as Dailyhunt, It is one of the next big thing happens on the Indian app market.

   

6. Hike Messenger-:

Developed by: Bharti Softbank (BSB)                                                                                                                                                                              Tagline: ‘Got a Gang? Get on Hike’.

The onset of the instant text messaging phone apps like Whatsapp, Wechat, and Viber is absolutely a standard that desires specifically today, Developed through a joint venture between SoftBank Corp. and New Delhi-based Bharti Enterprises Pvt. Ltd, the app was launched in December 2012. The hike has really created a brunt in the industry, with connecting people day by day.

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Kavin Bharti Mittal, said “We’ve made an incredible amount of improvement to the brand developed over the years. It’s also become quite clear to us that in India, one size doesn’t fit all given the diverse nature of the market. We’ve built unique features, keeping in mind the diverse market. The uptake of our new features and innovations prove that the market wants more than what has trickled down from the West.”