Foody combines a brown leather look and feel with colourful pictures to make your app look like a winner.
Leather Navigation Bar and Tab Bar
The brown leather theme gets its inspiration from the Find My Friends App from Apple. Now you can make your app look stunning without spending lots of frustrating hours in Photoshop trying to bang out a good design.
NOTE: iPad Retina images now available
Apps live in iTunes
Lots of current Vault clients have used Foody to rock their apps. Here are a couple of live apps that make use of the Foody template.
As you can see, none of these apps are Food or recipe apps. This shows you can use the templates for any kind of app. You are only limited by your imagination.
Unique Feature
Here are some features that make Foody unique.
- iPad and iPhone Universal App Template
- Leather App icon – Open the Photoshop file and replace the fork and knife with your own graphic
- iPad UISplitViewController with Custom Cells in the Master Controller
- Custom UITableViewCells with Framed Thumbnails
- Leather UIButtons and Custom UISlider
- Custom UITabBar with transparent selected button
Wow! Really awsome! And the textures are just great!
I like this theme
this come with xcod project ?
Yes it does
Hey, I like your template very much and would like to buy it. But there are some confusion. Will you please let us know below points:
1) Are you providing xcode project?
2) How data are stored in project? Will it be in sqlite database or anything else?
3) Will we able to change the data, so that app will be of different types.
4) Will we able to make change of display?
Please let us provide your feedback and would like to buy it accordingly.
Thanks.
Hi Guest
Yes, there is an Xcode sample project and the sample data is stored in memory in an NSObject, not an sqlite DB. You can change the data of course, you can even change the design if you wish.
Look above for links to samples of apps that have been made with the template.
If you have some Photoshop experience, you can also change the display, colours and more.
I like this theme, does it supoort multi-language ? becouse I supposed to do it in Tranditional Chinese Language. if it will do, than I will think about buying it, thank you
No it doesn’t come multi language out of the box.
Im looking to build a recipe app. Am i assuming correctly that this is ready to go as far as recipe functions are concerned? Would I simply just need to add and edit the data in NSO object?
Hi Norm, it is a design template, you will need to add the correct functionality to make it the recipe app you want.
Hi there, I’m interested in this theme but I need the 2x iPad resources. Are those coming along soon?
Hi James, in your download will be the iPad PSD at the dimensions 2048×1536 pixels and also @2x retina files for iPad.
Is the sample project created with XCode4.2/4.3 with ARC?
The sample project is in Xcode 4.3 with ARC enabled.
I bought this theme, it looks awesome, but SensibleFoody sample isn’t compiled now. There is no SensibleTableView files. Could you check it?
I did just these..
download zip file -> unzip -> open SensibleTableView project -> compile..
I’m using most recent Xcode..
There are two sample projects in your download. The first one implements the sample you see above. It has no dependencies on the STV 3.0 project. The second one is meant to show you how to use Sensible Table View’s theming engine.
You will need to be Sensible Table View customer to be able to use the second project. Add your libraries to the project and you should be fine.
If you are not a Sensible Cocoa customer, you can still use the first sample project and get all the designs in the screenshots above without any issues
its loking great.:))
Hello tope, I was just reading through some of the reviews and had to clarify.
I am a software developer, though still a novice but I do not have any experience in app development excelt having changed AppIcons and some basic administration.
Will I be able to get your template and make a recipe app based on the samples that are in the app already and then just compile it?
ps.: I’m using Xcode 3.6.