[Free AI app development] I tried creating a web service from scratch using YouWare!

"The era where we can create apps with AI" has become commonplace now.

Among them, I found **YouWare**, a service that allows you to automatically generate web apps and sites by simply entering a prompt (natural language).

I've seen a lot of articles introducing YouWare recently, but I got the impression that many of them were written using a bit of free plans.

In this article, will explain the real feel of use after I actually subscribe to the Pro plan and use it thoroughly

• What can you do?
• What is the difference between free and paid?
• Is it really worth a Pro plan?

We have compiled honest impressions based on our experiences.
For those who
want to try making something with AI or are wondering whether it's free or paid I hope this will be of some help.

Can AI create web services? What is "YouWare"

"YouWare" a completely no-code AI tool that allows you to automatically generate web apps and websites by simply entering a prompt .

Its feature is simple operation.
For example, simply enter a sentence like this:

“Create a portfolio website with a blog section, contact form, and modern design.”

In a few seconds, you will have a web app that actually works, consisting of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

No need to write code in the editor or any complicated settings.
is a pleasant feeling that other tools don't have

YouWare pricing plans | Free use up to 5 times a month!

First, let's take a look at the differences between free and paid plans.

This is the best free plan

• You can start completely free of charge
• It can be used up to five times a month, so it's good to try it out.
• Ease of use immediately after registering an account
• No unnecessary inputs or settings, you can try it out quickly

with YouWare immediately without a credit card .
You can immediately register and proceed to the app creation screen, making it a very easy-to-use service for those who want to try it out for now.

Although there is a limit of 5 times a month, I got
the impression that a simple web page or a small structure would be enough to create a free version Conversely, if you want to come up with a complex configuration or multiple proposals, the Pro plan seems to be more stress-free.

This is the strongest in the Pro plan

• Unlimited number of times you can create ideas and create them as many times as you like
• Code can be downloaded, making it easy to use for development and operation
• It can be made without worrying about restrictions, making it ideal for prototyping and verification
• Another point is that there is no token limit like Bolt.new

The biggest advantage of Pro plans is that they have completely unlimited number of generations . It allows you to create ideas that interest you as many times as you like, making it ideal for those who want to try it over and over again.

In addition, the generated code can be downloaded, so it can be used as material for personal and team development .
It's actually quite comfortable not to be bound by the "token remaining" or "monthly limit" like other tools.

I actually made an app on YouWare [Experience Review]

I actually made some apps using the Pro plan . It is within the scope of the free plan that can be created.
To be honest, it's quite shocking that just inputting a prompt will automatically generate a truly moving website.

This time I created an app with the following theme:

• Self-introduction/portfolio site
• Fictional Shop Landing Page
• Simple gaming app
• Three.js demo page for 3D display

Each of them summarizes "What kind of prompts were included," "What results were obtained," and "Impressions after using them."
I try using the prompts in Japanese , so even people who are not good at English can easily imagine it.

I created a "portfolio site"

Entered prompt:

I'm an engineer and I want a portfolio function that lets me show off my work and skills, and a blog posting function.

The generated website is here 👇
🔗 https://www.youware.com/project/gev1ckaag0/?via=azutaku

In reality, they made this far with
just one generation (one prompt) if I had to fine-tune the prompt a few more times I could finish it with a layout and composition that suited me .

Also, the prompts this time were somewhat vague, so
if you add more specific things like "what kind of person he is" and "what kind of track record he has", it should be a more accurate portfolio.

I also tried to make a blog posting function a little silly, but it said that since there is no database, it is only displayed.

I created a "cafe introduction page (landing page)"

Entered prompt:

Create a cafe website. Please enter the store's name and catchphrase, menu introduction, store location, and an inquiry form at the top. The menu includes photos and detailed descriptions and prices for each item. Make sure you have a sense of calm nature in your design.

The generated website is here 👇
🔗 https://www.youware.com/project/jh3edfr7x8/?via=azutaku

The generated page had a solid section like the following:

• Hero Header (store name and catchphrase)
• Menu introduction (with pop icon)
• Store information + map-style section
• Inquiry form (name, email, message)

However, although I thought I'd say it was a design that gives off a sense of calm nature, it actually ended up with a slightly pop-like design .
The background and color scheme are also bright, a cute cafe-like atmosphere overall .

The menu section also contains pop icons, which are attractive in nature, but if you want to make it a little more graphical, it would be better to specify the image and color scheme in detail .

I made a "rock-scissors game"

Entered prompt:

Create a cafe website. Please enter the store's name and catchphrase, menu introduction, store location, and an inquiry form at the top. The menu includes photos and detailed descriptions and prices for each item. Make sure you have a sense of calm nature in your design.

The generated website is here 👇
🔗 https://www.youware.com/project/y299757gt7/?via=azutaku

The results are also counted, and although it looks simple, it works well .

If it's a simple game, even one generation could have been enough to create it.
However, if you're looking for a little more elaborate content (such as animations or multiple screens), the free version may not be enough .

I felt that unlimited Pro plan is suitable for those who want to try it over and over

I created a "self-introduction page for 3D productions using Three.js."

Entered prompt:

I would like to use Three.js to create a game-style self-introduction page with 3D models placed in the background. I'm an engineer and mainly use React and Java.

The generated website is here 👇
🔗 https://www.youware.com/project/c3qedryytp/?via=azutak

I created a self-introduction site by specifying
a JavaScript library that can express 3D called Three.js The 3D model moves in the background, and the overall design is also unified in a game style

Actually, before that, I asked him to "create a realistic 3D city," but this one didn't work...
As the amount of information increased, there were times when I felt that the free plan was a little limited.

However, that a unique portfolio page with a strong production is sufficient to generate , and
specifications like Three.js are also properly reflected.

What I liked and noticed after using it

Here is a brief summary of the good points and points to note about YouWare that I felt after actually using it.

What was good

• Unlimited number of generations (Pro plan)
  There is no token limit like Bolt.new, so it is perfect for those who want to try and error over and over again.
• 
  It can be created using only natural language that is easy to use even for those with no programming experience so even if you are not an engineer, it can be used fully . It gives a more general-purpose impression than Bolt.
• 
  It's easy to imagine what kind of apps you can create in "Trending Projects" that allow you to see other people's works

Things to note/things that interest you

• It may be a bit unsatisfied for engineers, but
  since code editing is not flexible like Bolt.new, not be suitable for people who want to make detailed adjustments .
• 
  It gives the impression that you wait a little when it's crowded, where it can take a long time to produce Those who want to see results right away may be curious.
• You cannot publish directly to your own domain (currently), so
  you will need to download the code on a paid plan and deploy it externally.
• Complex compositions are difficult to do in one go.
  For highly difficult items such as 3D displays of towns, they require multiple generations and adjustments . I would like to assume that it will be operated with Pro.

You can make it up to 5 times for free, but honestly I want to use it more

YouWare is easy to
generate apps up to five times a month for free when I actually used them, I felt like I wanted to try more or a little more adjustments.

If you can create this much without code, a very good first step towards turning your ideas into reality .
This is especially recommended for those who:

• Non-programmers who want to create web apps using AI
• Those who want to see a work with shape right away, such as portfolios and LPs
• Those who want to try out how much they can express with the ingenuity of the prompt

If you feel that 5 times may not be enough, we recommend trying to generate unlimited amounts of them using the Pro plan .
If you want to use it seriously, you can register below 👇

Summary | First, try using AI development experiences for free

YouWare a completely no-code AI tool that allows you to create web apps just by entering text .
You can try it up to five times a month for free, so it's perfect for those who want to try it out a little.

When you actually use it,
you can create something that works better than you thought, and you'll want to try it over and over again , giving you a real sense of the possibilities of AI development.

, "I think I can do it myself," or "I want to try making an app like this,"
then be sure to try it out. The hurdles to make are lower than you think.