A: Hi,

That's a fair question.

Our examples focus on the more constrained use cases, like interactive forms or surveys, because they tend to be alike and it's easier to demonstrate value to a broader audience. The more complex the use case gets, the more unique it is, the size of the audience shrinks, and the level of effort required to show value increases. That might be why you're finding it hard to compare GuidedTrack to tools focusing on building full-stack apps.

That said, it *is* possible to create GuidedTrack apps with all of the features you mentioned: - User management is built in and can be enabled with one click
- Database integration happens automatically for some use cases; there are various options to handle the more complex use cases
- You can collect payments from within your GuidedTrack program

As an example, the Mind Ease team (https://mindease.io) builds their anti-anxiety mobile app entirely through GuidedTrack. They've made a couple of pivots, so I'm not sure what you'll find if you download it now, but they (used to?) have a a freemium model with accounts, subscriptions (via the app stores and Stripe), discount codes managed through a central database they created, automatic data syncing between devices, etc. If you have a chance to look at it, I think you'll agree the app is quite a bit more than an interactive web form. It's all built with GuidedTrack, so I hope it illustrates the potential of what you could do on our platform.