UnlimApps spins out C2C Apps video-game startup
UnlimApps got its start on the whim of a University of Michigan student who was fascinated with mobile apps. Now the company is spinning out a video game startup for mobile devices called C2C Apps. The Dearborn-based firm and its team of two people got its start making mobile apps, such as UnlimTones and UnlimDownloads, the company's two best-selling products. UnlimDownloads is a full-featured download manager while UnlimTones focuses on custom-made ringtones. "It allows you to take a song from your phone and edit into a ringtone," says Val Gui, business manager at UnlimApps. The two-person team behind UnlimApps is now working on C2C Apps, which will focus on making video games for mobile apps. It has released two games so far, including one last week called Poppin Challenge. Its first game, Chain Reaction – Connect the Dots, averages about 500 downloads each day. Source: Val Gui, business manager at UnlimApps Writer: Jon Zemke Read more about Metro Detroit's growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
UnlimApps got its start on the whim of a University of Michigan student who was fascinated with mobile apps. Now the company is spinning out a video game startup for mobile devices called C2C Apps.
The Dearborn-based firm and its team of two people got its start making mobile apps, such as UnlimTones and UnlimDownloads, the company’s two best-selling products. UnlimDownloads is a full-featured download manager while UnlimTones focuses on custom-made ringtones.
“It allows you to take a song from your phone and edit into a ringtone,” says Val Gui, business manager at UnlimApps.
The two-person team behind UnlimApps is now working on C2C Apps, which will focus on making video games for mobile apps. It has released two games so far, including one last week called Poppin Challenge. Its first game, Chain Reaction – Connect the Dots, averages about 500 downloads each day.
Source: Val Gui, business manager at UnlimApps
Writer: Jon Zemke
Read more about Metro Detroit’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem at SEMichiganStartup.com.
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