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Burgndy.ai

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The AI app builder that compiles a real app, not a demo

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The AI app builder that compiles a real app, not a demo

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No-Code App Builder

Burgndy.ai (Burgundy AI) turns one sentence into a real app, tests it on a real Android emulator and iOS Simulator we host, and submits it to both app stores — no Mac, no emulator farm, no BrowserStack account, no AI-fabricated screenshots.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I kept running into the same wall with AI app builders: describe an idea, get back something that looks like an app in a browser tab, and then you're on your own for the part that actually matters — a real compiled binary, tested on real hardware, submitted to the actual App Store and Play Store. So I built Burgndy.ai to close that gap. Describe your idea in one sentence, and it either assembles it from a hand-tested block library (fast, deterministic), or — for anything more custom — an AI coding agent (Studio) writes real Flutter or Node source, the same way a developer would, verified against its own test suite before it's called done. Either path compiles to a real .apk/.aab (+.ipa), runs on real Android/iOS hardware we operate ourselves, and can submit straight to the stores. Genuinely curious what you'd try to build with it — happy to talk through how it actually works, including the parts that didn't work on the first try.

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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?

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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?