AppWizzy
Rent a private VM with Codex to build production apps
408 followers
Rent a private VM with Codex to build production apps
408 followers
AppWizzy gives you a private VM with Codex installed where you build, run, and host production web apps by chatting with AI. Your code is yours, the workspace persists, and the app lives in the same environment where it was created. Pay only for AI usage, hosting days, and optional templates
Free
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Vokal
Flatlogic LLC
@zhen_han Good question.
A generic Hostinger VM with Codex installed gives you infrastructure, but AppWizzy is built as a managed product workflow around that environment.
You get app generation, templates, AI-guided changes, persistent workspace state, dev/stable environments, deployment flow, source code access, Git/checkpoints, rollback, logs, credit-based billing, and support around the whole lifecycle. So the difference is not "VM + Codex", it's the product layer that helps you go from idea to running app without wiring everything manually.
Earth.fm
AppWizzy
@1mirul thank you so much!
Flatlogic LLC
Really proud to be part of the team behind Appwizzy! 🚀
I have seen how much work, care and energy went into building this product, and it's amazing to finally share it with the community.
We created Appwizzy to make app creation faster and less overwhelming for founders and teams, and I'm excited to see how people use it.
Would love your feedback and thanks so much for the support!
Apalon Apps
It gave me this:
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Starting generation now — you can refine data fields, UI screens, and matching logic after the scaffold is created.
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then it looks like the process has stalled, at least I see no visible progress any further
Flatlogic LLC
Hello @egorka ,
Thank you for trying this and let your review!
As far as I see from our side, your app is working and everything should be ok.
You could contact with me via email: e.kalmykov@flatlogic.com at any time and we will help you with any questions.
Thank you!
Apalon Apps
@erik_kalmykov not really, the one I started back then got lost somewhere, I had to start over
Flatlogic LLC
@egorka Thanks for clarifying, Egor.
That definitely should not happen, and I'm sorry you had to start over.
We'll investigate what happened with the first app generation. Could you please send me the app name or the email you used at e.kalmykov@flatlogic.com? I'll check it with the team and help recover the context or understand exactly where the process failed.
Apalon Apps
@erik_kalmykov current version is at https://rel.appwizzy.dev
Can you take it from here or email is absolutely required for you to troubleshoot?
Congrats to the @AppWizzy team - I look forward to seeing the solutions built with Appwizzy in the coming days and weeks. I'm curious to see what others are building. I built this site with @AppWizzy . Easy and high-quality tools.
AppWizzy
@kevin_mckeand1 Thank you Kevin! Excited to see what you and others ship in the next days and weeks. Send us what you built, we’d love to feature it.
Flatlogic LLC
@kevin_mckeand1 Thank you for your support Kevin!
Flatlogic LLC
@faisal_2420010 Honestly, same. Once an AI can work where the app actually lives, it's hard to go back.
Not "no rules ever" — just real files, real logs, real builds, and a way to roll back.
AppWizzy
@faisal_2420010 Thank you!
CheckYa
AppWizzy actually lets me build, not just assemble random UI blocks. When did software development tools forget this basic requirement?
AppWizzy
@monir_ Exactly. Somewhere along the way, "build software" became "drag blocks until it looks like software".
We’re trying to bring back the obvious requirement: real app, real code, real runtime, real ownership.