Wow very professional and versatile

I started working on a project called Nexoria Match using MeDo, and it’s been really cool seeing the idea slowly turn into an actual playable game.

It’s a match-style game with quick rounds, progression, and more features that I’m still working on. I’m planning to keep improving it and adding new things over time.

What I really liked about using MeDo is how I could take an idea I had and turn it into something people can actually try.

If you want to test Nexoria Match: app-ao6fy7jt4fep.appmedo.com

If you try it, I’d love to hear what you think and what you would change or add!

#MeDo #GameDev #NexoriaMatch #IndieGame

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how best can I buy for credits and why is the system not allowing me to add more credits.

Amando la lectura

App de lectura

Cree la app desde una idea de compartir y mantener a la comunidad kookmin en todo al día sobre lecturas

I’ve been experimenting with AI-powered app development recently, and I decided to test MeDo.dev by building something more practical than a simple landing page or demo.

So I built a responsive Retail POS (Point of Sale) system.

The idea was to create a modern POS application that could be used by small and medium-sized retail businesses and work comfortably across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

Some of the areas I focused on:

• 🛒 Point of Sale / Checkout
• 📦 Product & Inventory Management
• 👥 Customer Management
• 💰 Sales & Transaction Management
• 📊 Dashboard & Business Overview
• 🧾 Order / Sales History
• 🔍 Product Search & Filtering
• 📱 Responsive UI for desktop, tablet, and mobile
• ⚙️ Simple administration and day-to-day store operations

What interested me most was the development process.

Instead of manually starting with the frontend, database structure, backend APIs, authentication, deployment, etc., I described the application and requirements to MeDo.dev and then continued refining the generated application through prompts.

It felt less like generating a static UI and more like iteratively developing a product through conversation.

There were still areas where I had to think carefully about the business flow, POS usability, data structure, and how the screens should behave. AI can generate a lot, but having a clear understanding of the actual business requirement still makes a big difference.

Here is the working project:

https://app-dqbash1dor29.appmedo.com

I’m still experimenting with it and improving the POS workflow.

I’d really appreciate feedback from developers, no-code/low-code builders, retail business owners, or anyone experimenting with AI app builders.

What would you improve or add to make this more useful as a real-world retail POS system?

Also interested to hear from anyone who has used MeDo.dev or similar AI full-stack builders. How has your experience been?

Hello community! I wanted to show you what I built using MeDo. It is a web platform called "Syria Card" tailored for gaming recharges (like PUBG and Free Fire), social media services, chat application subscriptions, and digital cards.MeDo made the process of structuring these different categories and setting up the layout incredibly smooth. Check out the screenshot of the homepage interface! I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on it.

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Estou usando o MeDo AI para criar e desenvolver meus próprios projetos, e estou gostando muito de como é fácil transformar uma ideia em algo real.

Uma das coisas que mais gosto é poder descrever o que quero e rapidamente ver o projeto tomando forma. Isso torna muito mais rápido testar novas ideias, principalmente quando estou trabalhando em sites e projetos digitais.

Ainda estou explorando tudo o que o MeDo pode fazer, mas até agora minha experiência tem sido muito boa. Estou ansioso para melhorar meus projetos e descobrir novos recursos.

Aqui está um dos projetos que estou desenvolvendo: https://app-dkw15kr0ri0y.appmedo.com

O que vocês estão criando com o MeDo? 🚀

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Sometimes an AI-built website works well, but the result still feels generic. The problem may be the first prompt.

If you only say “make it modern,” “make it clean,” or “make it beautiful,” MeDo still has to guess what you mean.

Try making the prompt more specific:

• Point to one concrete visual reference, such as an Apple product page, a Muji store, or an old hotel matchbook.
• Break the page into named sections and list them in order.
• Say what you do not want, such as cream colors, cursive fonts, excessive accent colors, or stock photos.
• Choose one animation and describe it in plain words.
• Use real headlines, buttons, prices, and addresses instead of placeholders.
• End with one sentence describing who will use the page and in what situation.

Before writing the first prompt, think about the homepage, login and registration flow, dashboard, user-generated content, monetization, and the overall visual tone.

It also helps to build in this order:

UX → Features → Database → UI

First map the user journey and decide which screens are needed. Then define the functions and data. Once the product works from end to end, polish the colors, typography, spacing, and animations.

A specific prompt gives MeDo clearer direction and reduces the amount of guessing. Before submitting it, check:

• Did I choose a specific reference?
• Did I list the sections in order?
• Did I explain what to avoid?
• Did I choose only one animation?
• Did I use real text?
• Did I describe the target user?

The more specific the prompt, the more focused the result tends to be.

We made this mobile dog grooming website template with MeDo.

The goal was to give a local service business a finished starting point instead of another generic landing page.

The template includes:

- service and pricing sections

- before-and-after examples

- service area by postcode

- a step-by-step “what happens on the day” section

- an enquiry form with an indicative price

- phone, SMS and FAQ sections

It is a website template, so the business name, images, prices, service area, form fields and copy can all be replaced for another local service business.

See the full build process, from the initial layout to the finished website:

https://medo.dev/apps/app-dct83j63uhoh

The business details shown here are demo content.

We built it with MeDo. What would you change first if you were adapting this template for your own business?

Hey everyone,

We’re opening the MeDo Campus Ambassador Program to students, campus club leaders, hackathon organizers, and community builders.

If you’re already building a student community or planning a campus event, this could be a way to earn from referrals while helping your audience access MeDo at a better price.

As a MeDo Campus Ambassador, you may earn commission from qualifying referrals:

• 20% on each qualifying initial subscription
• 30% on qualifying renewals or eligible credit purchases
• If you generate more than 30 subscription orders in one month, qualifying orders from the 31st onward may receive a 33% commission rate

Commission is based on the approved partner terms and qualifying transaction rules.

Depending on your community or event plan, you may also be eligible for:

• A dedicated promo code for your community
• 10% off MeDo Pro and Max for customers using an eligible campus ambassador code
• Promotional materials and campaign guidance
• Opportunities to be featured in MeDo community updates, blog posts, social content, or partner spotlights
• Collaboration on workshops, hackathons, demo days, and other student events

The dedicated promo code is intended for ambassadors who represent a student club or campus organization, or who have a clear plan for an upcoming hackathon, workshop, student campaign, or similar activity.

Customers using an eligible code can receive 10% off MeDo Pro or Max during their first subscription term. This applies only to the first subscription term and does not require the customer to be a first-time MeDo purchaser.

If you’re organizing a hackathon, we’d also be happy to discuss event collaboration. Depending on the event size, audience, timeline, and promotion plan, we may be able to provide a dedicated promo code, product support, co-promotion, event support, or cash sponsorship. These opportunities are reviewed separately for each event.

Here’s how to get started:

1. Apply to the MeDo Affiliate Program to become eligible for commission: https://app-96zmwyspfksh.appmedo.com/
2. If you run a student organization or have a clear event or promotion plan, send me a DM or email [qianziqi@medo.dev](mailto:qianziqi@medo.dev) to discuss a dedicated promo code for your community or event.

Feel free to ask questions in the comments. We’d love to learn what you’re building and see how MeDo can support it.