There are times you must have wished an app existed just for what you need. Sometimes it does exist, but most apps aren't really made for you. They're made for everyone, which means half the features are things you will never touch, while the one thing you actually needed is missing. Aqeel Shamsudheen built Wixzel One around that exact problem, and he demoed it at KPH Kochi Edition 2.0. You describe what you need and Wixzel One builds you a mini app for it, in minutes. Not a mockup but a real, working tool. There's no approval process and no waiting around. It installs straight to your phone with a link you can share. →If you want to bring changes to the app, like a change in buttons or functions, you can just give your recommendations, and it makes the necessary changes. →If you want to sell something, you can build a store instead, complete with a catalog, cart, and orders, along with WhatsApp ordering or checkout. →You can also connect it to your Stripe or Razorpay account and start taking payments. →If you want the app to think, plug in your own API key, and suddenly it can write text, read photos, or generate images for you. Here's the part people usually get wrong at first. You can't publish these apps on the Play Store or App Store, but that isn't a limitation, it's actually the whole point. There are no approvals to wait on, and you're not stuck in a month long review cycle for an app you built to solve your own problem. Wixzel One is for people, non-coders especially, who've had one specific need for years. It was always too small for any company to build an app for, but big enough to matter to them. Check it out on Google Play Store.