Snapp AI - Best Way to Build Native Mobile Apps and Web Sites
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Snapp Al, turns your ideas into fully native mobile apps and websites with zero code. Unlike slow web wrappers, it generates true native components for iOS and Android, ensuring maximum performance and a premium user experience.
Whether you're a founder or creator, ship production-ready, high-performance apps today.
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@hex_miller_bakewellΒ Good question. Tbh we dont have a code review step now. But we have 3 steps validator to control the code base. I noted this as well.
HarnessRouter
@berkay_ozcan1 Congratulations. And happy product launch.
@huisong_liΒ Thank you so much for your support
Adsby
Congrats on the launch! π Love the idea and excited to see where Snapp AI goes. Wishing you lots of success! π
@cem_ozcelikΒ Thank you so much ππ»
Humalike
lfg! congrats on the launch
Congratulations
@madalina_barbuΒ thank you so much π
I ran into a couple of bugs while testing.
First, the "Test on your Android phone" modal isn't responsive on smaller screens, so the close button ends up being hidden.
The second issue is with AI generation. I sent a fairly complex prompt to generate a website, and Snapp created it beautifully. However, when I tried to refine it with a much smaller follow-up prompt, I got this error:
Error: Snapp AI is temporarily busy and couldn't finish this request. Please try again in a moment β you won't be charged for this attempt.
I tried submitting the prompt again several times, but it didn't work. After checking the Network tab, I found this response:
{
"type": "error",
"error_code": "INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS",
"error": "{"required":0.002,"available":0,"operation":"ai_request"}"
}
Whatβs strange is that I still have credits available, so Iβm not sure if this is just a UI issue or something else happening on the backend
@matheusdsantosr_devΒ Thank you for your valuable feedback. Today, because of the launch, we have huge traffic. We are balancing the burden. It will be ok soon ππ»
The one-click App Store and Play Store publishing caught my attention. Building an app is one challenge but getting it production-ready is a completely different one. What part of the journey do users usually spend the most time refining after the initial AI-generated version?