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MobileTogether Designer review

Freemium#3 of 40 in Mobile Development IDEs

A visual Windows IDE for designing, testing, and generating native mobile apps.

8.7/10Editor score
MobileTogether Designer8.7 Visit Altova

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MobileTogether Designer is a Windows-based rapid development environment for creating data-driven native mobile applications from a shared design. It is aimed at enterprise and customer-facing projects that need visual UI construction, event handling, data processing, simulation, testing, debugging, and native project generation. Applications can target iOS, Android, and Windows, while the Designer itself runs on Windows 10/11. Its freemium model includes a free Designer and a 30-day trial, with MobileTogether Server offered as a separate backend component.

The standout strength is the breadth of its visual development workflow. Drag-and-drop UI design is paired with Action Trees for event handling, XPath and XQuery for data processing, a built-in simulator for supported operating systems and form factors, and an actions and XPath/XQuery debugger. Recorded and replayed test cases support automated app testing. Native project generation extends the workflow to iOS, Android, and Windows, giving teams a shared design approach across mobile targets rather than requiring separate app designs for each platform.

Connectivity is another important fit. MobileTogether Designer can work with REST and SOAP web services, XML, JSON, HTML, relational databases, and Altova MapForce Server. Device capabilities include camera access, geolocation, barcode scanning, NFC, and push notifications. The separate MobileTogether Server hosts solutions and supports unlimited apps and users, but its role should be considered when planning deployment. Choose MobileTogether Designer if your team wants a Windows-based visual environment with broad data and device connectivity. Consider an alternative if you need a non-Windows development environment or prefer a conventional code-first mobile workflow.

MobileTogether Designer pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Drag-and-drop UI design with visual Action Trees programming
    • Native project generation for iOS, Android, and Windows
    • Built-in simulation, automated testing, and debugging tools
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Designer runs on Windows
    • Many deployment scenarios require a separate MobileTogether Server
    • Development centers on Action Trees, XPath, and XQuery

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