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Is CatDoes a solid software?

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I am trying to find a software system I can use to create and app idea I have. I don't want to go into great detail on it as I think it is possible that this is one of the times I have an idea no one else has thought of!! I was looking into some options and CatDoes seems to be the most recommended one. It does use AI but the benefit is that I don't need to know how to code the app to make it. Has anyone here used it before?

I have heard great things but I have never personally used it. I did some tinkering with making apps a number of years ago, nothing recent so I am not sure what input I could give you here. I will see that it might be better money wise to pay for an AI system and build it yourself rather than paying to use their preformatted AI system.

Never heard of it but looking it up, it does rate well! However I see a lot of people saying you burn through your credits really fast using it.

I think the main issues with this is that it would be more limited compared to a full AI system like ChatGPT.

As a cat lover, I just really enjoy this name and their icon/logo! haha I have never heard of them before however. I am looking through the site and it seems like they just have a system that runs on top of other AI models. So it makes it easier to promt them to build something for you.

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