I think most “AI app builders” are solving the wrong problem. Generating UI isn’t the hard part anymore. We’ve kind of cracked that. You can describe a screen and get something decent in seconds. The real friction starts after that, when you try to turn that into something that actually works. Suddenly you’re setting up a database, figuring out auth, wiring APIs, thinking about storage, analytics… and now you’re jumping between 3–4 different tools just to make your “simple idea” usable. That’s usually where things slow down. Not because the idea is bad, but because the setup kills momentum. I had actually tried @Nativelineai earlier to build out a small app, and the app-building part itself was pretty smooth. But like always, the backend part was still sitting there waiting to be figured out. They just launched their Cloud, so I went back and connected it to the same app, and it was honestly way simpler than I expected. The backend isn’t something you have to go and bolt on later anymore. It’s just there - database, auth, storage, even analytics, its all already wired into what you’re building. And it changes the experience more than I expected. You’re not context switching or breaking your flow every 20 minutes. You just keep building, and things… work. It’s a small shift on paper, but in practice it feels like the difference between prototyping something and actually moving toward a real product. Not saying this replaces everything yet, but it definitely feels like a step closer to “idea → working app” without that usual setup spiral. Curious how far this direction goes tbh.