Greta Reviews

I was really hooked on this product and tried to generate an app idea which I had in mind for a really long time. I spent a lot of credits on fixing authentication issues. The Supabase integration does not seem to be very mature and I have tried 3 x to start a new approach for the same project. Every time I had to spent credits on the same authentication issues and after putting in error messages into Greta, the code problems have been identified but not really solved. After fixing authentication, new problems with the dashboard appeared. Despite these were clear error, I have burnt a lot of credits only for error handling.

At the moment I would say that you get a fast and really well organized prototype, but not yet a fully functional software product.

I have a small AI agency, and I have tried almost all no code app builders under the sun. 
I was disappointed each time - until now. I'm blown away by Greta and especially how it fixes own bugs. It is fun to use.

The only bug it couldn't fix was creating a working user admin with logins. Luckily I solved it by having a password protected admin interface. 
Just upgraded from tier 2 to tier 4

After purchasing I signed up using the wrong email (egg on my face 🤦🏾‍♂️) and Shubham‘s team ( Pankaj) were quick to help me and resolve my user error. Not to mention the help came on Saturday and Sunday. Very happy with the support and I’m excited to dive into this application. Thank you again!

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I’ve tried quite a few AI tools recently, but Greta honestly stands out. It’s like having a super-intelligent assistant who actually gets what I want to build. From landing pages to entire app mockups, the generation process is smooth, quick, and surprisingly intuitive.

The interface is super clean—no fluff, just straight to the point. I also really appreciate how it combines design suggestions and the actual logic behind them. It doesn’t just give you a pretty UI—it explains the "why" behind certain choices, which is perfect for brainstorming smarter.

I’ve already used it to draft 3 mini-projects and 1 big project, and it saved me hours. Whether you're a solo founder, a designer needing fast concepts, or a dev who wants to skip the blank screen phase, Greta is 🔥.

Highly recommend giving it a spin. It’s not just another AI tool—it’s one that feels like it was made with creators in mind.

That said, I’m even more excited about where it’s headed. One feature I’m really looking forward to is the ability to manually edit elements directly within the interface, which I think is already on the roadmap. This will greatly enhance the ease of adjusting layouts and content without the hassle of switching between different tools.

Also, as a developer, Python integration would be a game-changer. It would open up more serious backend logic capabilities, making Greta a more complete tool for full-stack projects.

I would like to better understand complex prompts, as they sometimes get skipped or misinterpreted, which is frustrating. And being able to roll over unused credits to the next month would be super helpful since my workload varies.

Overall, Greta is one of the more promising AI tools I’ve tried. It feels focused, useful, and constantly improving. If the team listens to the community and adds smart integrations like Figma, Supabase export guides, or a VSCode plugin, this could become a must-have tool for creators.

I needed to build an app for a project and decided to try Greta after hearing about it. I've used other no-code tools before and they're usually frustrating, but this was different.

The setup was straightforward, you just describe what you want in normal language and it builds it. What surprised me was the quality. The app it generated looked professional and actually worked properly. The interface is clean and intuitive. When I needed to make changes, I could just explain what I wanted differently and it updated everything quickly.

I had a question during the process and reached out to their support team. They responded super quickly and helped me get everything sorted out.

I ended up building something in about 30 minutes that probably would have taken me weeks to code myself (if I even could). Definitely recommend giving it a try if you need to build something quickly.