Apple isn’t the only company with a hit app store! Autodesk has announced that its Autodesk Exchange Apps store, a web-based design and engineering apps warehouse for its engineering and design professionals who use their products, has celebrated its 1 millionth app download this week.
That 1 millionth app was coolOrange threadModeler for Autodesk Inventor.
Reaching 1 Million
In the three years since the Autodesk Exchange Apps store become a community feature for Autodesk customers, 1,800 apps from third-party developers (which are available to download in 14 languages in 191 countries) have been created.
The online platform provides designers and engineers with a centralized location to access apps that advance efficiency and productivity while using Autodesk software, and makes it easy for app developers to reach Autodesk customers worldwide.
01 – Autodesk Exchange Apps store has reached 1 million downloads.
“We’ve built our software partner network from the ground up to continually bring the Autodesk community convenient access to innovative new tools, and also give third-party developers the support they need,” said Jim Quanci, Senior Director, Autodesk Developer Network. “We’re thrilled to reach our millionth download and plan to continue adding great apps that offer value to hundreds of thousands of Autodesk customers.”
Products currently supported in the Autodesk Apps Exchange include: AutoCAD, AutoCAD Architecture, AutoCAD Civil 3D, AutoCAD ecscad, AutoCAD Electrical, AutoCAD Mechanical, AutoCAD MEP, AutoCAD Plant 3D, 3ds Max, Maya, Alias, Fusion 360, Inventor, Inventor Publisher, Navisworks, Revit, Simulation and Vault.
About Autodesk Exchange Apps
Autodesk Exchange Apps features a diverse range of 1,800 free, trial and paid apps created for use with Autodesk software across several industries, from AEC and Infrastructure to Manufacturing, Film, TV and Games. Autodesk carefully reviews and tests every app to ensure it meets quality, usability and security standards. Apps vary in price from $0-$3,000 and can be accessed through an Exchange Apps icon in Autodesk desktop products or via the Exchange Apps site.