@misha_lyalin1 As a product manager, I didn't have time to relearn how to code, now I am able to independently prototype my software projects without bugging our engineers. I've built personal projects and even a large part of Lazy was built on Lazy!

@misha_lyalin1 Congratulations on the release of Lazy AI! The Lazy community of people not only connects by interests but also educates!📈

@antonikozelski right on! thank you!

@misha_lyalin1 I recently discovered Lazy AI, and it’s a game-changer! Being able to create and deploy full-stack web applications using just prompts makes software development both fun and accessible. It’s not just a platform; it’s a community where anyone, regardless of their background, can bring their ideas to life and deploy them with a single click.

@rrhoover thank you! We are working on moving paygate much much further, and as LLM prices are falling, we'll be able to do that - right now it is hard to subsidise a lot of free use.

@rrhoover exactly as Misha said, we think building should be free with new cheaper and more powerful models we can soon support that. In the meantime we launched a new $9.99 a month plan yesterday in honour of product hunt :)

@rrhoover @peter_szalontay1 @misha_lyalin1 Is this just a wrapper to openai? Have you considered letting users BYO API Key? That way you can shift the cost of the LLM to the end user and just charge for the value-add you provide? Not sure that's technically feasible, or even a good strategy given most people don't know how to generate an API key, but perhaps a consideration.

@rrhoover @peter_szalontay1 @rossdcurrie this is far from a wrapper on top of open ai. We use a combination of models. It will be complicated for the users, plus those models change as we constantly eval what works better. There is a lot more to developing and deploying an application than asking LLM for a piece of code. Our value is making all of it simple and accessible to our users.

@memphys_sk hi your apps run in separate containers, only you have access to the code or your team, you can set up secrets to connect to APIs. Hope this helps and here to answer further questions!

@zenda1122 Hey, Zenda (I'm Chief, and I'm from the Lazy AI Team)! I saw the Claude Artifacts launch last week. I think it's insanely cool to have previews of code snippets right in the chat! However, there are SEVERAL advantages Lazy AI has compared to Claude Artifacts (I hope I won't be too long) 1. With Claude Artifacts, Claude renders a preview of the code from a generated code snippet in your conversation with Claude. For example, if you ask for a crab (as they did in the demo), it will render the HTML of the crab in the chat. Your crab website lives in your chat with Claude, and no one can see it unless they have access to your Anthropic account. On the other hand, Lazy AI generates an actual file. Because of this, if you create a crab website in Lazy AI, your website will be accessible by anyone, anywhere from the moment you press run. All apps run in the cloud, so you receive a shareable link when you run your app - and anyone in the world can see your crab website instantly. It's literally a real website! 2. If you ask Claude to create a multipage website (for example, a website with a login page and a profile page), it may be rendered but none of the buttons on your website will have a real effect - because a login page requires you to have a backend; and when Claude renders your application, it's giving you a preview of the UI, but it's not executing the server-side code. On the other hand, Lazy AI can handle full-stack multifile applications (and is actually multifile by default). We have several web apps that integrate logins, and several reusable templates of apps that integrate logins! 3. You also cannot build any apps that require databases with Anthropic's Claude Artifacts feature, which you can do in Lazy AI. And there are several more differences, such as the fact that you cannot build web apps that require you to securely integrate with other services (as you do not have environment secrets), you cannot use Claude Artifacts for applications that do not have a user interface (for example, Discord/Telegram/WhatsApp bots), you also cannot build APIs and you do not have version control and you cannot see code diffs and you get the idea! Hope this was helpful!

@chief_imagineer Great! You have considered the pain points of building web apps very thoroughly. These advantages are sufficient for us to choose Lazy AI. Keep going!

@clerkfred they really are. from my experience, all you have to do is basically have a conversation with lazy ,and in no time ,you have a fully functioning app that you could use as you like

@tiffany_mccarty exactly our aim!

@zhuizhui thank you!

@andreas_sohns thank you! we certainly believe this will be the way to create software

@david_duck I see you made it 😎

@hakz we opened Lazy AI for early access and collected what real users want to build - web ai apps and bots are dominating at this point

@luiz_guilherme_manzano We're so happy to have you as a part of our community!! Congrats and thank you for your support.

@jaydsingh11 thanks Jay!

@masterz thank you!

@thetlinthu That is what we're aiming for - Thank you!