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Build apps by describing them in English - do you buy it?

Hello everyone,

I am working on Tuneal for the last 12 months. Tuneal lets users build apps by describing them in English. For the first 10 months, we felt that Tuneal was a good fit for users who don't know how to code.

However, several demos in, we are realising that given where the product is today, Tuneal is a developer tool. I am a developer and the value prop made sense to me but wanted to get this group's thoughts on this as well.

Problem: for a technical founder working on a product, there’s a lot to build. Not all things deserve attention, but need to be done. Eg. live support, payments flow, onboarding, forgot / reset password etc.

Solution: Ready-made copyable flows written in English that can be embedded into your product. Quickly do things that don't deserve attention but need to be done.

What exactly is different from existing solutions:

  1. One stop shop for multiple use-cases
  2. It will be a lot faster to integrate multiple things into your product. Just use the Tuneal API to integrate multiple flows.
  3. Flexibility - all flows are written as a document in English and have code at the bottom. This means users can completely modify any UX and add custom business logic if required.

More about Tuneal at tuneal.com

What do you guys think? Is this something you would use?

on December 1, 2020