My app works fine in Thunkable Live both in iOS and Android. When I download the apk and then I install it, the app crashes. I have not been able to test it on iOS because I can not publish it yet on Apple Store.
Does someone has the same problem?
Here’s a guide on how to test your app on your iOS device:
https://docs.thunkable.com/download#download-and-install-ios-app
Hard to say without actually seeing your app, but here are some common causes of crashes:
Do you have an active internet connection?
Are there any errors in your blocks?
Are there any duplicate/conflicting event handlers in your blocks?
Does your version number, in your app settings, say NaN instead of being a number.
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Also check the troubleshooting
From docs
Troubleshooting
Common issues
You receive an email from the hard-working beaver saying that this app will not build
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You uploaded an icon that has the same name as an existing asset that you have uploaded
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Your app icon is not an image file
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Your app icon contains transparent pixels. Apple does not allow you to have any icons with any transparent colors
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We are having trouble with our build servers. Please try again in 30 minutes or chat with us if you are still having problems
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App (Bundle) ID. Your App (Bundle) ID is a series of short strings of text that are separated by periods, such as com.thunkable.creator.app . These string of text must i) be lowercase, ii) begin with a letter.
- Examples of App (Bundle) IDs that can cause errors: com.thunkable.creator.1app, Com.Thunkable.Creator.APP
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Asset names. We recommend that asset names only contain Roman alphabet characters with no accents, and numbers.
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Examples of asset names that could cause errors: image(1).jpg, imĂŁge.jpg
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Examples of asset names that won’t cause errors: image1.jpg, image.jpg
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You cannot install your app and get the message "Cannot connect to storage.googleapis.com"
- You have a special character like “&” in your App Name
When you install your app on Android, you see the message "There was a problem parsing the Package"
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This is caused by your package name, also known in your project as your App (Bundle) ID. Your App (Bundle) ID is a series of short strings of text that are separated by periods, such as com.thunkable.creator.app . These string of text must i) be lowercase, ii) begin with a letter.
- Examples of App (Bundle) IDs that can cause errors: com.thunkable.creator.1app, Com.Thunkable.Creator.APP
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The problem waas solved by itself. I do not know what happened but after 5 times of building the app I was able to start it without any crash.
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