What would it take for you to trust an AI-built store with real customers?
Hey everyone, Chiru here, maker of Chirai.
Getting a site built from a prompt is easy now. Trusting it with real orders and real money is a different thing, and that's the part I keep working on.
What Chirai does today before you ever see the preview:
• opens every page on desktop and phone
• runs a real purchase: shop → product → cart → checkout
• fixes what breaks, then tests again
And after the build, you run it from Manage site: products, orders, payments, customers.
But I'd rather hear it from you than guess:
1. If you've used a prompt-to-app builder, what broke first when you tried to go live?
2. What would you need to see before putting a real business on one? A test report? A money-back promise? Being able to download the code?
3. Is there one feature that's a deal-breaker if it's missing?
Honest answers help more than kind ones. I read and reply to everything.
You can poke at a real build here: https://void.chirai.dev
Or build one yourself: https://chirai.dev
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