4. What does
it do?
State what it does. Apps are
usually single purpose with a few
features on the side. You can’t
say:
“A really cool app that makes
really cool thing X happen
effortlessly”.
That’s unclear, Instead-
“A simple app that acts like a
hand-held notebook for me to
write my ideas.”
5. The Premise (Why should this exist
and what’s your inspiration for it?)
▶ What need, desire, or
problem does it
answer?
▶ What GAP do you
think it fills?
6. The Proof (How it will be
successful)
What are your goals or
expectations of this
app as far as its
appeal? Tell a Story
13. App Ideas Links
▪ Ted Talk- Thomas Suarez, 12 Year old App Developer
▪ APP that plans your Coffee Route
▪ Stanford Student Develops APP to study Heart Health
15. Works Cited
▶ Elliot , F. “The Five Ps of Pitching an App.” Giant
Interactive , 12 Oct. 2012, giant-
interactive.com/the-five-ps-of-pitching-an-app-
idea/.