Omia Studio
Generate wireframes and real apps with AI + Python
80 followers
Generate wireframes and real apps with AI + Python
80 followers
An AI‑native studio to build real web/mobile apps: AI assembles the frontend from your wireframes or prompts; you connect your backend in Python—ship in minutes. Designed to provide clean control for application designers and developers while enabling collaboration.
Got tired of rebuilding wireframes, juggling frameworks, libraries, and CSS rules that I could never fully memorize. The studio is meant to ease all that.
Hey Ajiri @algure ,
Congrats on the launch of Omia Studio! The ability to generate real apps directly from wireframes using AI is such a smart approach especially with Python integration for the backend.
Just curious, how's the response been so far? What kind of marketing strategies are you focusing on to spread the word about Omia Studio? Would love to hear how things are going!
@mfarhan1107 , many thanks for your comment.
We're currently focused on catering to emerging developer communities, specifically those focused on deep tech.
Most developers are shocked at the approach until they see that it works. Curiosity has yielded the most helpful results.
@algure That's really great. Are you guys working on SEO right now or not?
I love that you can connect your own backend in Python it feels much more flexible than other 'no-code' tools. I wonder how the hand-off between the AI-generated UI and the Python logic works, and if it supports complex API integrations smoothly.
@theaxx , great point.
The platform is designed to streamline handoffs so you can edit and ship code within the studio in no time. Our custom Python module has been tested for virtually all common REST API processes, including file transfers.
We're always open addressing peculiar user cases + we ship updates FAST!
The 'clean control' part is what caught my eye, as some AI tools can feel a bit restrictive. I'm dying to know how much control we actually have over the final mobile app's performance, and if it allows for custom CSS or specific UI frameworks.
@yp_john , you share valid concerns.
The platform actually uses a custom framework for building apps, which we're currently dubbing Ginni. No other framework could cater to the requirements of the approach.
The mobile app build process localizes several files to ensure speed and kindness to user data.
We aim to let devs focus on deep tech, and leave the hassles of CSS to the platform.
Furthermore, we're constantly adapting the framework to platform updates and gotchas.