Made an AI app builder that has to actually compile — feedback wanted**

Hey all — launching Burgndy.ai today. Quick context: I come from ops/QA, not engineering, and about a month ago I got frustrated with every "AI app builder" I tried either giving me a web page pretending to be an app, or code that looked plausible and then fell apart the second I tried to actually run it on a device.

So I built one that doesn't let that happen — it compiles a real Flutter app, tests it on an actual Android emulator/iOS Simulator, and can push straight to the Play Store / App Store. There's also a chat-driven "Studio" mode now where you just describe what you want and watch it get built in a live sandbox.

Two things I'm genuinely unsure about and would love brutally honest feedback on:

1. Does "it actually compiles and runs on a real device" land as a real differentiator, or does everyone assume that's already table stakes?

2. If you've been burned by a "vibe coded" app before (crashed, got rejected by a store, or turned out to be unmaintainable spaghetti) — what specifically went wrong?
Trying to make sure we're solving the real version of that problem, not the version that's easy to demo.

Not trying to sell anyone here, genuinely want to know if this is solving something real. Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood too.