Building what runs a business takes more than code. Enter Pro is the AI-native platform that turns an idea into a working product. Plan, build, preview, launch, and scale apps, websites, and custom AI agents in one continuous workspace. Models, databases, authentication, hosting, payments, analytics, and localization are built in—so teams can ship software built for real business, not just prototypes.
I like the idea of custom AI agents being part of the same app-building environment. That could make internal tools much easier to create.
@daniel_henry4 That's exactly the angle we care about — our own internal admin and support workflows run as agents right next to the apps. Glad it clicks with you too!
@1067510683 Thanks! "Direct" is exactly the word we chase — edit, preview, share, done. No round-trips. Glad it feels that way!
Congrats on the launch! Being able to build and scale full native apps using AI is huge for anyone trying to move fast. The workflow looks super clean and straightforward.
@thisiskp_ Thanks! That's the goal — full apps, real code, no ceilings. Glad it comes across that way!
The pitch clicked for me right away: describe the idea, build it, and get it online without setting up five different services first. That setup work is where a lot of good ideas die. You lose a weekend to auth, another evening to deployment, and suddenly the thing you wanted to test feels like a systems project. Taking that weight off the first version is a meaningful promise. Congrats on shipping!
@mi_leeli You nailed exactly why we built it — the weekend lost to auth, the evening to deployment. We wanted to take that weight off so the first version survives long enough to be tested. Thanks for putting it so well!
Small businesses often know exactly which spreadsheet or email chain they want to replace. The problem is that custom software feels out of reach, while no-code tools can get awkward once the process grows beyond the happy path. Enter Pro looks like a useful middle ground: approachable enough to start without a dev team, but with enough underneath to keep using the result. I'd love to see more examples aimed at these unglamorous, highly specific business workflows.
@jackruirui Exactly — the “boring” workflows are often the most valuable ones to fix.