Would you want a Bootstrap/Page Editor that works on Mobile?

Most editors of any kind are overwhelmingly optimized for Desktop, be it photo editor, webpage editor, document editor, etc. Drag-and-drop is tried and true, but could it be improved upon?

My hypothesis is yes, with a tap-based interface.

For the past 6 months I've been working and reworking a tap-based bootstrap/page editor, where user interactions are mostly through taps (or just mouse clicks), and the editor view is responsive (most editors do not render well on mobile). The reduced input dimensions greatly decreases cognitive load and made editing faster, at the expense of flexibility. The decreased screen real-estate on a mobile device also means that it'd be harder to use the editor to design for Desktop sized screens, but this can be compensated for with properly tuned template blocks.

So the value propositions are:

1. You need only your smartphone to create a website; no desktop needed.
2. Reduced cognitive load due to reduced input dimensionality.
3. End-result is mobile-first.
4. Real-time collaborative editing.
5. Real-time preview on many devices (a consequence of v.p. #4)

My prototypes have fulfilled these value propositions to varying extent, but before I begin MVP development in earnest, I'd like to know if Indiehackers see value in a bootstrap/page editor that works on mobile.

Thank you!