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Our team often needs to go from concept to minimum viable product (MVP) very quickly. We are seeking platforms that leverage AI to accelerate app development while maintaining quality.
We’re evaluating:
- Replit because it enables teams to quickly build full-stack apps entirely within the browser.
- ToolJet is an open-source, low-code platform for rapid development of internal tools.
- Build AI for generating AI interfaces in minutes just by describing your app.
Community insights:
- How fast can you go from idea to MVP?
- Any limitations in rapid prototyping versus production-ready apps?
Are AI-assisted features accurate and useful in speeding development?
As a company expanding its mobile presence, we’re looking for platforms that enable us to build AI-enhanced mobile apps quickly and efficiently, with robust backend and data support.
We’re considering:
- Ninox – for low-code automation of business processes that can extend to mobile workflows.
- Quickbase – as it allows AI-driven mobile app development tailored to operational needs.
- Airtable – because its AI-powered spreadsheet-database hybrid can be deployed into mobile-friendly apps.
Feedback wanted:
- How well do these platforms support native mobile features?
- Can AI features be embedded effectively into mobile apps?
Any insights are appreciated :)
Are there notable performance issues with any of these tools? Especially on mobile devices?
We are a small startup team aiming to rapidly prototype web applications without heavy development resources. We want no-code AI platforms that let us experiment, iterate, and launch quickly.
We’re exploring:
- Lovable – for its free AI software engineer, perfect for rapid web app prototyping without a technical team.
- Softr – because it allows startups to turn spreadsheets or databases into functional apps quickly.
- Floot – as it enables non-coders to build web apps using AI-assisted workflows.
We’re curious:
- How quickly can you go from idea to a working prototype?
- Are there limitations on features or scalability for startups?
Any insights are appreciated :)
How intuitive is the interface of these tools for non-technical founders?