Draftbit (YC W18) — Build mobile apps, web apps, and games with AI. start for free
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We're building Draftbit to make it easier for everyone to build, launch, and iterate on mobile apps. And do it without writing code, unless you want to.
Draftbit is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2018 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Build mobile apps, web apps, and games with AI. Start for free. The founder listed is Brian Luerssen (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 3, 2017).
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We're building Draftbit to make it easier for everyone to build, launch, and iterate on mobile apps. And do it without writing code, unless you want to. Over time, we hope to make building great looking, high quality apps as easy as (or easier than?!) launching a website is now. And by doing so, we hope to democratize software development, allowing anyone to turn their idea into reality, and build it into something great.
Brian Luerssen
Founder/CEO
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