I've tested a ton of these AI app builders, and most of them feel like a cool tech demo. You get a decent first draft, but the moment you want to change something specific, you're stuck in a frustrating loop of re-prompting and hoping for the best. Zoer is the first one that has broken that cycle for me. I used it to build a quick internal dashboard for my team to submit weekly updates. The first version it generated was great - it set up a database, a simple form with text fields, and a table to view all the submissions. But then, I realized a simple text field for "Link to document" wasn't going to work; I needed a proper file upload. I just typed into the chat: "Can you change the 'Link' input to a file upload field?" And it just did it. It modified the form on the frontend, I assume it adjusted the backend logic to handle files, and crucially, it didn't break the rest of the app. It's a AI builder that feels like a dev you can actually collaborate with. Still early days, of course, but the core experience is promising. Excited to see how this evolves.