Need a Visual Drag-and-Drop iOS App Creator

[JacobRocks12]

Title explains it all, all I want is kind of like Pika Software builder but with more functions and easier to use. Any help?

[DaveLembke]

I am not aware of any.... my guess is that you have exhausted Google search and came here as a last resort to see if anyone might know of a solution that isnt at the top of a google hit?

Best programming for iOS apps is to learn to program and make one from scratch. 

[patio]

This is your 3rd Topic on this subject...have you visited any iOS app developer Forums by chance ? ?
That's what i would try next.

[JacobRocks12]

I am not aware of all my posts on iOS, maybe something other? Ok, I will look for developers

[camerongray]

You already asked this question and had it answered...
http://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php/topic,148379.msg922486.html#msg922486

To reiterate - Drag and drop app creation software is a gimmicky toy, if you want to make anything remotely useful, you will need to learn to build it from scratch.  No worthwhile apps are made with these tools.

[JacobRocks12]

That is totally on a different subject and Operating System.

[Geek-9pm]

There are a number of tools for making Apps for  Apple products.
Why does it have to be droop and drag?  Is it not more important to have the app do something worthwhile?
As a general rule, content and function are ahead of style. IMO, you should first develop a tool that is very good and then have an coder add some polish to it.
Do you already have such an app?  What kind of programming can you do?
Here is just one of hundreds of sites that offer tools.
http://www.appmakr.com/
Here is a list of some of the better tools out there.
http://webjackalope.com/archive/web-development-tools-mac
23 Essential Tools For Web Development on a Mac

How many of these has the OP tried already?

[Squashman]

That is totally on a different subject and Operating System.

Same principle applies!  I hope you read all our comments in your previous thread.  If you want to learn to code then learn to code!  There have been plenty of technology initiatives over the past few years for teaching kids to learn to code.  A lot of those initiatives were backed by Facebook, Google and Microsoft to name few.