Lazy AI Product Update 11 - New YouTube Video

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Product Updates:

First How To Video published - We demonstrate how to use Lazy to build a snake game web application using just words! Click here to watch.‍
Safari Compatibility for Publish and Test Links: We've resolved the issues with Publish and Test links not working in Safari, ensuring a smooth experience across all browsers.‍
Code-Complete Check for Builders: Builders are now informed when their app is not code-complete, enhancing the development process.‍
App Images: We've added functionalities to autogenerate images, enable builders to edit images via chat, and show the backend image in both builder and user experiences. These improvements provide more control over the app's visual elements.

What's Next:

Library for Using Redis: Development is underway to create a library for using Redis, enhancing data storage and access capabilities within the Lazy environment.
Debug Data & Internal Processes Visibility: Plans are underway to enable developers to see internal processes and debug data, enhancing transparency and control over app behavior.
Marketplace Features: Initiatives include UX development for builders to fork apps in the marketplace hosted on getlazy.ai, and for enabling builders to make a copy/fork of an app from the builder UI, empowering them with more control and creativity.

Peter Szalontay

Peter Szalontay is the CEO and co-Founder of Lazy AI. As a former product manager at Google, he led a team of 1,000+ colleagues and launched Responsive Search Ads, which used AI-powered UX optimizations to drive billions of dollars of value for Alphabet. Peter is passionate about AI working for the benefit of humanity and knows that the intersection of UX and data science can deliver financial prosperity for customers, teams, and investors. He has a degree in Mathematics & Software Engineering from UCLA.