Mobile Application Distribution
Deploy your apps at scale to testers and users.
Mobile Application Management
Deploy and secure apps for BYOD.
Mobile Device Management
Deploy apps and secure corporate devices.
Android Enterprise EMM
Manage BYOD and corporate-owned devices.
Enterprise App Store
Deploy your own customized native store on iOS and Android.
Administration Interface
Manage apps, users, groups, devices & stores.
Integrations
Connect your enterprise app store with your existing workflows.
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Appaloosa deploys, configures and manages your iOS & Android apps. With or without Mobile Device Management.
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Manage all apps, users, groups, devices and stores from a single interface. See how well apps are doing. Deploy app configurations & device policies.
“ Any of our corporate developers is able to deploy an app on Appaloosa by himself and ship it within minutes ”
Public, private & web apps are made available through our web or native app store for iOS and Android. Customize it with your own icon and colors.
“It’s quite simple: we add an app, invite a user and it’s instantaneous”
Whether you need to distribute a single app to a few beta-testers or deploy to thousands of employees, Appaloosa offers different packages of features to precisely suit your needs.
Deploy apps
Everything you need to ship your private apps in a matter of minutes.
Manage apps
Quickly deploy and manage apps without the hassle of large MDM solutions. Configure, update & remove apps silently.
Manage apps and devices
Our most complete solution, best suited for large organizations. Deploy apps, enrol and manage devices.
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