OnSpace AI - Build Apps with AI, No Code

used two of the free gift videos to get 40 more credits to fix a minor mistake on an app page, and I was only able to do ONE more prompt before I was prompted to purchase more credits. So, now I’m thinking, “Okay, each prompt is 40 credits.” So, I decided to watch ONE free gift video to get another 20 credits (just to see what would happen), but I figured I’d try to cram as many changes as possible in that one prompt. And guess what - it went through!!! So, is each prompt 40 credits or 20 credits??? It can’t be 40 credits for more detailed

It's a great app for building coz it's fast, abb free, gives first building and that's a lot.

But I would still suggest it would be nice to use it for building prototypes than reál apps coz it makes a lot of errors, you can get exhausted of directing it and what to do since it doesn't understand clearly as a human producing would and lastly it's credit run like nothing

As and educator I couldn't find a better app builder. I have already tried it for a spelling app and its stunning. And free daily credits!

ove it, it is beginner friendly. I am currently building an Inventory Management System with it. However, the issue is on a few things: The subscription plan I used had 6000 points per month, which are almost depleted now. It has a plan to buy more tokens, but as a user I might feel scammed because most of the tokens were used fixing errors.

love it, it is beginner friendly. I am currently building an Inventory Management System with it. However, the issue is on a few things: The subscription plan I used had 6000 points per month, which are almost depleted now. It has a plan to buy more tokens, but as a user I might feel scammed because most of the tokens were used fixing errors. I would encourage the team to put tier subscriptions for example, Basic for $20, which allows maybe for deployment of 5 apps per month, Silver which allows for deployment of maybe 8 apps and so on. That way, users get a value for their money because now I have to use another $20 to buy 6000 tokens, come on guys. I do get that the concept is to find a way to make money in the process as it is still new, but the end goal is to get the maximum number of subscribers possible. I am a business major who does his research and please consider my advice. Moreover, another issue is on the fixing of errors by the A.I, it does averagely well to be honest, but sometimes after saying it has fixed the error, the error will still be available. To sum it all up, I love OnSpace AI guys and I am having an amazing time using it, I love how simple to use it is, the display and everything, but just please consider my review. I will continue to support you. You can contact me on my email for reviews, updates and product testing. Put me on your team as the Finance advisor, Finance Director, Data and Trend analyst or something

I really like it — it’s very beginner-friendly, and I’m currently building an Inventory Management System with it. However, I’ve run into an issue. As a user, this can create the impression that tokens are being consumed on troubleshooting rather than actual progress.

Onspace ai platform is very nice. I like the layout of the panels. Even if you have no experience coding, you can figure out what to do. I built a phone app in one day. It looks really nice and I will soon be submitting it to the Google Play store. I would encourage you to try the software. It is amazing! They do need to work on the building credits system.

⚠️ Warning: 5,000 credits vanished for a "Theme Toggle" – No transparency on costs

Rating: ⭐⭐ (2/5) – Currently, because the product feels untrustworthy.

Review:

The Good:

When it works, OnSpace is genuinely impressive. The ability to spin up a full-stack app just by chatting with AI is powerful, and for simple prototypes, it feels like magic.

The Bad (The Dealbreaker):

I recently had 1,000 credits in my account. I sent a single prompt asking the AI to add a very simple feature: a theme toggle (light/dark mode). The AI completed the task successfully, but when I checked my balance afterward, all 1,000 credits were gone.

There was no warning. No breakdown of costs. No way to say "No" at any step.

Looking at other users' reviews, I am not alone:

· One user reported wasting 3,000+ credits just trying to get a basic image crop feature to work, describing the process as a "battle" that left them "frustrated and too stressed to carry on".

· Another user on the App Store stated there is "NO WAY to track your credit usage" and that their 12,000-credit plan was exhausted in a day after roughly 100 prompts, suspecting a cost of ~60 credits per inquiry.

· A Trustpilot review sums it up perfectly: it feels like a "cash grab" where the system enters a cycle of errors, burning credits each time it "claims" to fix an issue.

Why I feel scammed:

I am not against paying for value. I am against paying blindly. If a simple toggle costs 1,000 credits, just tell me upfront so I can decide. The current system feels like handing a blank check to an unreviewable mechanic.

My Request to the Founders:

This is a great concept being destroyed by a lack of transparency. Please add:

1. Pre-execution cost estimates ("This task will cost ~X credits. Proceed?")

2. A real-time, visible credit counter during the build process.

3. A detailed transaction log showing exactly what each action cost.

Until I can trust where my credits are going, I cannot recommend this platform to anyone.

This is a great way to build app concepts and deploy to appstore. I like how it builds a lot on each pass and seems to do a thorough job but it does burn what seems like a random amount of credits each time and does not offer to fix bugs or breaks on it's own dime like lovable does. It has a realtime runtime error detector but I haven't seen it show me ANY errors when there are blatant errors in the code or broken renders sometimes. I suggest really flushing out your idea first in a scope form with ChatGPT or Claude and think ahead of where you want to start, where you want to go, users, auth, payments, etc. Most of my issues have been with RevCat and IOS trying to get in-app payments working right

I love it, it is beginner friendly. I am currently building an Inventory Management System with it. However, the issue is on a few things: The subscription plan I used had 6000 points per month, which are almost depleted now. It has a plan to buy more tokens, but as a user I might feel scammed because most of the tokens were used fixing errors. I would encourage the team to put tier subscriptions for example, Basic for $20, which allows maybe for deployment of 5 apps per month, Silver which allows for deployment of maybe 8 apps and so on. That way, users get a value for their money because now I have to use another $20 to buy 6000 tokens, come on guys. I do get that the concept is to find a way to make money in the process as it is still new, but the end goal is to get the maximum number of subscribers possible. I am a business major who does his research and please consider my advice. Moreover, another issue is on the fixing of errors by the A.I, it does averagely well to be honest, but sometimes after saying it has fixed the error, the error will still be available. To sum it all up, I love OnSpace AI guys and I am having an amazing time using it, I love how simple to use it is, the display and everything, but just please consider my review. I will continue to support you. You can contact me on my email for reviews, updates and product testing.