Vamah.ai
Vibe app builder with free bug fixes, db and PAYG credits
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Vamah.ai - Vibe app builder with free bug fixes, db and PAYG credits

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From the team behind JDoodle IDE (20M users served). Now bringing AI-powered full stack app building to everyone with a built-in database, hosting, free automatic bug fixing (no credits charged), and simple pay-as-you-go credits.

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Hey everyone! From the beginning of our journey (in 2013), our aim has been simple “How do we make software building easy?” With our first product, JDoodle IDE, we made it possible for over 20 million developers to run code in one click. Now, we’re expanding that mission to non-coders, anyone with a great idea but no tech skills to execute. JDoodle.ai is a real multi-model agent that analyses, codes and tests. It comes with a complete React frontend and Python backend that you can connect to anything. Here’s how we are different: - Database built into every project - Free bug fixes, we don’t charge you credits for this. - PAYG credits, pay only for what you need. - Automated testing, we’re always testing your project in the background - Free Hosting, every project gets its own space We’ve always built with simplicity first, making things so easy that you can focus on your ideas, not worry about the tech or the billing. What would you build first with JDoodle.ai? We’d love your feedback and we’ll be here all day listening and answering.

 This could really lower the entry barrier for idea-stage founders.

Maker

 Thanks Masum, JDoodle's aim for the last 12 years has been simplifying the software development. Now with AI we can extend that to non-technical users. It is super exciting to see that we can democratise software building.

Congratulations on your launch! I like the pricing model, but how do you differntiate between a bug fix and any other request from the user?
Maker

 Thanks for the question Guy. Anything technical bug is free. For example python errors, javascript issues, a frontend calling a non-existent backend endpoint, etc.

We classify in two ways


1. The errors found during the testing phase - we fix it automatically
2. When comes from browser, our AI determines its a technical issue or business requrirement.

This is really awesome. Congrats on the great launch!

Maker

 Thanks Chilarai.

I'm curious to test the limits. What's a typical project you envision users building with the 50 free credits? For example, could one build a basic, functional CRM or a community event listing site within that limit?

Maker

 Thanks Chris. You can create a community event listing with less than 5 to 10 credits. A CRM might take around 15 to 30, depends on the features you are adding. Looking forward to see what you are building.

Cool app!! This is such a crowded space tho. How do you rise above the noise among all the vibe full-stack coding apps?

Maker

 Thanks for asking that Pamir. First, product differentiation - simplicity, no-lock-in plans, pay-as-you-go credits, in-built DB, hosting, etc. Second, a community-driven growth. We are in coding space since 2013. I am sure, most of the opportunistic apps will go away once the fade goes away. Apps like ours, which focus on user value and cost efficiency, will stay.

Cool finally see JDoodle evolves to Agentic coding platform! How is the pricing model for it?

Maker

 Thanks Cruise. Pay as you go for credits. You can top up when you need them. If you want to remove JDoodle branding from the hosted app and attach your own domain, the cost is $10/month.

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Maker

 Sorry to hear that. Do you see any specific errors? Seems to work for our team.

is a powerful step forward from the creators of the legendary JDoodle IDE! Now you can build complete, full-stack applications without the hassle: database, hosting, and automatic bug fixing are all built in and work instantly.

This is actually pretty cool. The idea of deploying directly from a chat context feels like where things are heading. Curious.
how do you handle bigger multi-file projects? Would love to see how this scales beyond quick prototypes.