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@mrdobelina Noted! We heard helpful feedback from early users and have updated pricing to be more accessible for indie creators and artists: https://lightwell.pro/product/pr...
$499 a month? This seems more about animation of artwork rather than robust logic. I'd like to assume there's much more for that price, but details seem to be limited to positioning the product as animation w/o coding. How does this compare to Buildbox (which I use) for $100/month? What about Ad support, in-app purchase, ability to access code (should you need), publishing details, etc? Couldn't find data on site.
@gregwoodcould We have updated pricing here: https://lightwell.pro/product/pr... Currently, we don't support ads or in-app purchases, but are working on opening up access to code to add those features in. A published Lightwell app can be open, run and published directly in Xcode.
@cbanowsky the low-code/no-code movement is not going to stop. However, as someone who is building a business helping others realize THEY CAN build stuff without code, at my root, I am making certain it is clearly understood that we (low-cod/no-code builders/creators) can't build stuff without tools written by those who DO write code. In other words; There is NO replacement for software engineers. There is only a shift due to what can be assembled with low-cod/no-code tools (even if the resulting product is "not the same" as custom software.) We don't exist without you.
But I don't see an end to the shift.
@jimcanto agree with you on this one actually. I do like seeing people more active in technology (generally) I just see this shift in a fundamental understanding of scope and by having such a movement people's expectations of what they deem intangible (software), the bar will be lowered not raised for developers and engineers unless they want to enter this specific space.
I think the product description should be: "Make mobile games without writing code" rather than "apps"
@thinkinpixels well, from what i can tell, you can make either apps or games, it just depends on how you use it
@thinkinpixels Absolutely, my initial intent to open the listing was to check out the development on business apps.
@thinkinpixels Hi Paul! You can build any type of interactive, animated app in Lightwell (interactive stories, comics, games, etc). The power is in creating it through a visual GUI instead of in code. Would love to hear what you think if you try it. Thanks!
@suzannexie got it, in that case I would maybe look at the message of your site. Seems like a powerful tool, from the homepages I think app developers would be put off thinking it was a gaming tool (like me) :)
@eboy Thanks Eric! would love to see your work come to life in Lightwell -- email me suzanne@lightwell.pro and we'll get you set up.
Looks great! Is there somewhere to see examples of what others have built with Lightwell?
@jespersiger For now, you can see some examples and templates here: https://lightwell.pro/product/re... (We'll add more examples soon! In the meantime, you can look up "Hullabalu" apps in the App Store to see what's possible with Lightwell).
My experience suggests that free (or codeless in that case) is either requires much more money or much more work. You can pick 1 of the 2.
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