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This $40 AI tool could turn your side-hustle idea into an actual app

Swiftspeed AI App Builder turns ideas and websites into iOS, Android, and web apps without coding, with three years of Pro access for $39.99.

This $40 AI tool could turn your side-hustle idea into an actual app

Swiftspeed AI App Builder, a new AI-powered tool, can help you create iOS, Android, and web apps without any coding skills. For a limited time, you can get a three-year Pro subscription for just $39.99, down from its regular price of $432. This AI-driven platform uses visual editing tools to help users describe their app idea, after which Swiftspeed generates the foundation, which you can then customize via its drag-and-drop editor.

You can easily expand your app to Android, iOS, and web platforms using single projects, and add features like payment processing, monetization options, push notifications, analytics, and custom content. Although Swiftspeed aids in app development, it doesn’t bypass the need for Apple Developer or Google Play Developer accounts and their corresponding fees.

Currently on sale, the Pro Plan includes one app, three seats, 5GB of storage, 300 monthly push notifications, AI agent credits, priority support, and no Swiftspeed branding.

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