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I recently embarked on a journey with Famous AI, and it's been nothing short of transformative. As someone who thrives on creativity but often feels bogged down by the technicalities of app development, this platform has been a revelation.

From the moment I signed up, Famous AI felt like a breath of fresh air. The process is straightforward: describe your idea in plain English, and the platform takes it from there. Within minutes, I had a fully functional, production-ready web app. No coding, no endless configurations—just a seamless transition from concept to reality.

What truly sets Famous AI apart is its ability to handle the heavy lifting. It doesn't just generate code; it crafts clean, modular, and scalable applications complete with authentication, databases, and backend logic. The AI acts like a seasoned CTO, architecting systems that are ready to deploy and scale.

One of the standout features for me was the instant deployment. I could see my ideas come to life in real-time, allowing for rapid iteration and immediate feedback. Need to add a new feature or tweak existing functionality? Just type it in, and the platform adapts accordingly.

What I Like:

• User-Friendly Interface: No technical jargon or complex setups.
• Rapid Development: Transform ideas into apps in minutes.
• Full Control: Access to the entire codebase for customization.
• Scalability: Built to grow with your vision. (aitoolapp.com)

What I Dislike:

• Learning Curve: While user-friendly, there's still a need to familiarize oneself with the platform's capabilities to maximize its potential.

Final Verdict:

Famous AI is a game-changer for anyone looking to bring their digital ideas to life without the traditional hurdles of app development. It's empowering, efficient, and, most importantly, it delivers on its promises. If you're ready to turn your vision into reality, Famous AI is the partner you've been waiting for.

I built an app with Famous.ai – Here's what happened.

I just wrote a book and wanted to create a companion app to go with it. I started using Cursor but kept hitting hurdle after hurdle, needing modules installed on my laptop, testing giving mixed results, and then realizing I needed Xcode to submit to the App Store... And who knows what else. It was just hurdle after hurdle.

Then I saw this silly ad with a monkey talking about how Famous.ai could create my app, test it, and easily submit it, all in one web-based, easy-to-use system. Honestly, I didn't believe it. But it had a FREE trial, so I figured I had nothing to lose.

On the first page, I was presented with this big box asking me what I wanted to build, and options for web, mobile, and even crypto apps. I chose mobile and started writing:

"I want to build an app that goes with my book Relationship Equalizer. It gives users the ability to create emotional sliders (like a graphic equalizer) for 8 emotional needs. They should be able to connect to their partner so each can see the other's sliders and their positions. I'd like the app in Heliotrope Purple (#8811DD) and Black to match the book. Please ensure the app works on both Android and iPhone. "

I paused before hitting 'send. ' What happened next blew me away.

Within about 90 seconds, a brand-new app mockup was ready. It looked fantastic, especially since I hadn't even told it what I wanted it to look like. Then I realized I hadn't asked for user login or a way to connect with a partner. On the left-hand side was a little chat window, so back to prompting I went

'Thanks, this looks great as a starting point. We'll need login with email and password, and a way to register a new account. Also, users should be able to send a unique 12-digit link code to their partner, who can enter it to connect accounts. Each partner can see the other's sliders but only adjust their own. '

Boom. Minutes later, there was a new preview, with login/signup screens already added.

Then came this prompt in the chat window: 'Please connect to Supabase. '

I logged in, and there were even more pages now, like a 'Partner' page with a random code and a share button. Slick.

Over the next few hours, I played with slider designs and UI/UX. I got to something I really liked, asked for more tweaks and oops, it lost the design. That's when I learned to start my prompts with:

'When adding this feature, please do not change any of the design elements. '

We moved forward smoothly from there. I learned AI app-building isn't hard, but it does require a lot of patience.

Publishing to the App Stores was shockingly easy.