Clomosy

What Clomosy is

Clomosy is a cloud-based mobile app development platform that, in its own words, makes the app-building process easier for developers. Its homepage opens with "Clomosy ile kodlamaya başla" (start coding with Clomosy) and promises a drag-and-drop IDE for getting an app live quickly, with "0 Kurulum" (zero installation), iOS and Android output and a cloud-based environment. The site is in Turkish with an English switch.

It names 3 groups of users: educational institutions (schools and universities), companies that build mobile apps, and individual developers bringing a project to life. The homepage says 6,400+ developers use it and shows a 4.9 out of 5.0 star rating. The testimonials come from mobile application developers, software developers, a computer engineer and a software student.

It sits at the code-leaning end of the low-code range. You lay out screens visually, and the logic behind them is written in TRObject, a programming language the homepage says was developed by Atiker Yazılım. That makes it a fit for someone who wants a faster route than separate native iOS and Android projects, and a weaker fit for someone who wants to avoid code altogether.

What you build and how

One code base, 6 targets. The section "Clomosy Hangi Platformları Destekliyor?" (Which platforms does Clomosy support?) describes Clomosy as a cloud-based cross-platform tool that lets developers build for different operating systems from a single code base. It lists Windows and macOS for desktop apps, iOS and Android for mobile apps, Linux (which the page also describes as mobile app support) and the web, for apps that run in browsers. A "Kod Uyumluluğu" (code compatibility) card says you publish to iOS, Android and the web at the same time from that one code base. Desktop builds of the Clomosy app itself are offered for Windows (Win64) and for macOS on both ARM and Intel, alongside the App Store and Google Play versions.

A user quoted on the homepage puts the point plainly: "Clomosy sayesinde tek kodla hem iOS hem Android uygulama çıkarabildim" (with Clomosy I was able to produce both an iOS and an Android app from one code base).

The editor runs in the cloud. The developer screen is reached over the web through a simple interface, and the "Zaman ve Mekan Bağımsızlığı" (independence of time and place) card says you can keep developing from anywhere. Under "Anında Düzenleme" (instant editing), the site says changes you make show up straight away in the Clomosy App, with no reinstall. One reviewer says the coding platform is on the web, so he sees the result while he codes, and that there is no publishing hassle: he saves what he wrote and uses it.

WebInApp, the on-device test loop. Clomosy WebInApp carries the line "Geliştir. Test Et. Deneyimle." (Develop. Test. Experience.). It is a helper app that runs apps you wrote in JavaScript on a mobile device right away so you can test them, and you open your projects with your Clomosy account without compiling a separate package. It is offered on the App Store and Google Play. The blog list on the homepage also announces a new project type, JavaScript from the web to mobile. A reviewer calls running and testing projects without sending them to a store "inanılmaz bir geliştirici deneyimi" (an incredible developer experience).

Live updates. The "Anında Güncelleme" (instant update) card says you can push live updates to users without waiting for store approval, fix bugs at once and ship new features quickly. A separate card says the platform simplifies publishing to the App Store and Google Play.

TRObject. The homepage presents TRObject as a readable language with modern syntax, object-oriented programming, an easy learning curve for beginners, a wide library and performance tuned for mobile apps. It says the language works with Raspberry Pi, the MQTT protocol, SQL databases and Internet of Things projects. The company's blog post on low-code explains the division of labor: you design the interface with visual tools in seconds and manage the complex data processing behind it with languages like TRObject. The post defines the difference from no-code as being able to reach for the power of code when you need it.

Data, devices and output. The feature section is specific. Clomosy supports SQL Server, SQL Azure on Cloud, MySQL and SQLite. Developers can store their own data in the cloud next to their code, including images, videos and documents. An IoT integration card mentions cross-platform IoT connections, indoor tracking without GPS and building device networks over RESTful services, and an MQTT card covers low-overhead messaging between devices. Apps can reach device hardware, and output components produce Excel, Word and PDF documents and print to Bluetooth and wireless printers.

AI. Under "Yapay Zekâ Desteği" (AI support), the site says you can build your own AI on the Clomosy platform and use it in business processes. The blog adds a general picture of generative AI in modern low-code tools (code completion, catching logic errors before compiling, setting up a data model), written about the category rather than as a Clomosy feature list.

Integrations and teamwork. A strip headed "Entegrasyon Desteklerimiz" (our integration support) names categories rather than products: e-documents, business software, social media, e-commerce sites, popular databases and popular CRM systems. Under "Ekip Çalışması" (teamwork), the site says team members can manage project code from anywhere, and a "Sınırsız Uygulama" (unlimited apps) card says you can keep many apps for different sectors on one platform.

What people build. The homepage lists e-commerce solutions, messaging apps, multiplayer games, QR code apps, logistics apps, stock management, picture puzzles, image processing, AI, data mining, engineering applications, business software and IoT apps.

What the site says about plans, security and support

The homepage publishes no prices or plan names. It invites visitors to join and says "Ücretsiz deneme fırsatını kaçırmayın!" (don't miss the free trial).

On security, a "Standart Güvenlik Prensipleri" (standard security principles) card mentions industry-standard protection, access control and secure data management, and a "Gizlilik ve Kripto Şifreleme" (privacy and crypto encryption) card says the platform uses industry-standard encryption to protect sensitive data from unauthorized access. A page explaining why Clomosy chose cloud computing ties that choice to business continuity, data security and scaling resources up and down with project size.

The support layer is laid out as 8 numbered cards: phone support with the expert team, documentation kept current with guides, API references and code examples, sample template projects to start from, a developer forum, "Melek Yatırım" (angel investment, with investor support and funding offered to featured projects), "Proje Bazlı Kuluçka" (project-based incubation and mentoring), a YouTube channel with lessons and live broadcasts, and certified Udemy courses. A short video shows how to create developer and user accounts.

The reviews echo this. One user writes that the team helped when he had a problem, another calls the documentation "yeterli" (adequate) and the interface simple, and several say it is a good tool for learning programming logic.

Who it suits and who it does not

Clomosy suits a developer, a student or a small company that wants one project to produce iOS, Android, desktop and web versions without separate native code bases, and that values testing on a real phone in seconds. Schools and universities are a named audience, and the courses, forum and incubation programs make it a reasonable place to learn app development. Teams working on IoT, device hardware or business software tied to SQL databases will find more concrete support on the homepage than most mobile builders show.

An operations team that wants to click together a form or an internal tool without code will find that the platform still expects TRObject or JavaScript for logic. The site and most of its learning material are in Turkish, which matters for English-only teams, and buyers who need a published price list will have to talk to the company or start from the free trial. In return, Clomosy gives a code-literate builder a single code base, store-free live updates and a fast device test loop.