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I used a free, open-source AI tool to build a working app – in two days

ZDNetSeptember 8, 20266 min read

Want to try your hand at developing web, mobile, or full-stack apps but have zero experience? Dyad is here to help – available for Linux, MacOS and Windows.

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. If you need AI to build an app, Dyad is the way to go. With Dyad, you can build locally, even with locally installed AI. Dyad is free and installable on Linux, MacOS, and Windows. Over the past week, I’ve been on a quest to find an AI to build web and mobile apps. I didn’t have a specific app in mind to build; I just wanted to see how feasible it was to do it without writing a single line of code or spending a single penny. It was that last bit that kept tripping me up. I’d try one app, only to find that whatever…

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