Intro

Illumination Software Creator allows anyone to create their own software applications… without writing a single line of “code”.

The idea is simple: Arrange colorful building blocks of functionality however you like to create your own, unique, piece of software.

No reading large computer programming books.  No steep learning curve.

One project creates apps for Android, iPhone, iPad, Desktops and HTML5 or Flash websites.

With full support for Windows, Linux and MacOS X, Illumination Software Creator allows you to work wherever you like.  We won’t judge.

And, once you’ve created your new piece of softare, you can (with a single click) build and run that new application on Windows, Linux or MacOS X desktops, Android devices, Nokia Internet Tablets (such as the N900)… and even as HTML5 or Flash powered rich websites.

Warning!  Nerd information ahead!

Illumination even gives you the full Adobe Flex, Android Java, iOS Obj-C and Python source code to the projects you create.

Examples

The following examples require the latest version of Illumination Software Creator (3.2).

Hello World – A simple “Hello World” style project.

Hello World With Variables – That same “Hello World” project, expanded to utilize variables.

Dice Simulator – A simple dice rolling simulator for dice with a variable number of sides.

Mobile Web Browser – A complete (and small) web browser.  Requires iOS or Android.

Requirements

Illumination Software Creator runs natively on Windows (XP, Vista & Windows 7), MacOS X 10.6 and Linux.

Illumination itself can run on almost any computer with very little setup.  Depending on the target platform you wish to develop applications for (iPhone, iPad, Android, Flash or Python) you may need to setup additional tools.  See the Learn tab for more information.

Buy Now

Illumination Software Creator
Purchasing Illumination Software Creator is easy. Simply enter the number of licenses you would like (just leave it as "1" unless you need multiple licenses).

Then click the "Buy now" button to complete the purchase via PayPal (note: you do not need a PayPal account to complete the purchase via PayPal).

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After purchasing, you will receive a registration code via email within 12 hours. This registration code will allow you to run the current version of Illumination Software Creator on Windows, Linux and MacOS X.

If you are making a bulk purchase (more than one license) your total discount will be shown. The more licenses that are purchased at once, the higher the discount percentage.


Info

Need to get in touch with the Illumination team? You’ve got options!

Email : webmaster@radicalbreeze.com

Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/IlluminationSoftwareCreator

The Illumination Support Forum : http://radicalbreeze.com/forum/

Press Release Archive : http://blog.radicalbreeze.com/?cat=1

Download

Illumination Software Creator is available for Linux, Windows and MacOS X.
Select your desired operating system below to begin the download.

Windows

MacOS X

Ubuntu
32bit

Ubuntu
64bit

Linux
32bit

New to Illumination?  Check out the tutorials on the Learn tab.

Running Ubuntu 64bit?  Read This.

You can also download the Illumination Software Creation Station – A fully functional openSUSE Live CD that will allow you to try out Illumination on any machine.

Note: If you have purchased Illumination Software Creator from the Mac App Store or Ubuntu Software Center, you should update your version of Illumination directly from that source.

Learn

To help you get started with Illumination Software Creator, these tutorials cover some of the key topics and concepts.  Start with Tutorials 1 and 2, then read the tutorials for any target platform you are interested in creating applications for.

Tutorial 1 : Getting Started – Hello World

Tutorial 2 : Building a User Interface

Tutorial 3 : Building an Android Application

Tutorial 4 : Building an iOS (iPhone / iPad) Application

Tutorial 5 : Building an Adobe Flash (Flex) Web App

Tutorial 6 : Building a Python Application

Tutorial 7 : Building an HTML5 Web App

Tutorial 8 : Adding Graphics with the Image Library