Rapid Application Development

B4X Development
Platform

Professional cross-platform development tools for creating native Android, iOS, desktop, and server applications. Build once, deploy everywhere with simple BASIC-like syntax.

4
Platforms
15+
Years Active
100K+
Developers
main.bas
Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)
Activity.LoadLayout("MainLayout")
Button1.Text = "Click Me"
Log("App Started Successfully")
End Sub

Why Choose B4X?

Everything you need for professional cross-platform development

Simple BASIC Syntax

Easy to learn, powerful to use. Write clean, readable code that compiles to native applications.

Cross-Platform

One codebase for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and Raspberry Pi applications.

Visual Designer

Drag-and-drop UI designer with real-time preview for rapid application development.

Native Performance

Compiled to native code for maximum performance and efficiency on all platforms.

Rich Libraries

Extensive library collection covering databases, networking, UI components, and more.

Active Community

Large, helpful community forum with thousands of examples and ready-to-use solutions.

B4X Products

Professional development tools for every platform

B4A

Android Development

Active
Platform Android
Type Native
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B4i

iOS Development

Active
Platform iOS
Type Native
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B4J

Desktop & Server

Active
Platform Java
Type Cross-platform
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Get Started

Quick start guide to create your first B4X application

1

Download B4X

Choose your target platform and download the IDE

Visit www.b4x.com Download B4A, B4i, or B4J Install and run the IDE
2

Create New Project

Start a new project with the project wizard

File -> New -> Project Choose template Configure package name Select target SDK version
3

Design Your UI

Use the visual designer to create your interface

Designer -> Add Views Drag and drop components Configure properties Save layout
4

Write Code & Run

Add functionality and run on device or simulator

Write your BASIC code Press F5 to compile Test on connected device Build release version