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Crazzy Grind Day 22 💥 Big milestone for us today — we launched our first ever template on Crazzy.dev! Introducing LocalDash, a complete Instacart/Blinkit-style Flutter app with an admin panel. No code. No prompt. Just one click and your app is rea

Crazzy Grind Day 26 — Bug Squash & Screenshot Magic 🐛✨ Today’s grind was pure chaos — in the best way. We hunted bugs like bounty hunters and started crafting our AI screenshot creator. Why? Because if Crazzy can generate your Flutter app from tex

Crazzy Grind Day 27 — Built an AI Browser with Crazzy 😎 Today I decided to test Crazzy’s real power. So I built an AI Browser — using Crazzy itself. No complex setup. No code. Just a few clicks — and boom — a working browser powered by AI. That’s

You don’t need a team of developers anymore. You just need Crazzy. Crazzy builds full Flutter apps — UI, backend, auth, and logic — in minutes. You describe what you want, and it builds it. That’s not no-code — that’s next-gen app creation. Launch

Crazzy Grind Day 25 Crazzy was never just an AI no-code tool — it’s about taking your idea all the way to the Play Store. Today, we moved one step closer. We’re launching Screenshot Creator 🎉 Now users can: 🧩 Generate apps with Crazzy 📱 Create

The Crazzy Grind - Day 4: Back to the Trenches. After the incredible high of the launch, today was about getting my hands dirty again. My morning was spent talking to early users and squashing some of the ugly bugs they found (thank you for breaking

Crazzy Grind Day 24 🔒 Today wasn’t about building or marketing. No tweets. No blog. Nothing. Even Crazzy itself was down. Not because of any bug — I turned it off myself 😅 I noticed something suspicious, so I decided to take it offline and tighte

The Crazzy Grind - Day 17: Welcome to Bug Hell. I used to think building a startup was about shipping cool features. I was wrong. Being a founder is being a full-time pest exterminator. The pests are bugs, and they are everywhere. I spent the entire

The Crazzy Grind - Day 17: Welcome to Bug Hell. I used to think building a startup was about shipping cool features. I was wrong. Being a founder is being a full-time pest exterminator. The pests are bugs, and they are everywhere. I spent the entire

You’re building the product. Fixing bugs. Talking to users. Pitching investors. The blog? Forgotten. Again. But what if your content wrote itself? Every day. SEO-optimized. In your voice. No team. No burnout. Just growth on autopilot.