Choosing an AI app builder? Look at these four things first
We name no competitors — the day they ship a change, a hard-coded comparison becomes a lie. Below is only what we can do, and what we can't.
Where does it end up?
Plenty of tools only do web. Besides web, we produce Android installers, Linux desktop programs, command-line tools for Mac, Windows and Linux, and backend services with a database. For iPhone you get a complete Xcode project (the last step happens on your Mac). Every limit of every tier is written out on the platforms page — discovering at the very end that you went the wrong way is the most expensive way this kind of tool fails you.
Here's how it works →Is it yours?
Download the whole project as a ZIP whenever you like — complete, runnable code, not snippets. Bind your own domain, host it on your own server, or hand it to a developer to carry on. We take this one seriously: if you can't take it away, "it's yours" is just a sentence.
Here's how it works →Can you speak your own language?
Sixteen languages, with a written version of every page in each — not an English interface run through a translator. You can also just tell the AI what you want in your own language: describing what you need is far easier in your first language, and not being able to describe it is the most common place people get stuck with tools like this.
Here's how it works →Do you pay before you see anything?
No card, and no sign-up first. Say one sentence and work begins; the AI really builds, and you see the result run. Sign in when you want to keep it — that's one step. We don't do the "card first, then you may look" routine: asking for money before you've seen anything says the thing can't survive being looked at.
Here's how it works →
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