Eazo
Make your ideas playable with AI
About Eazo
Eazo is an AI app builder from ASI X Inc. that turns a plain-language description into a working, shareable app. You type the idea into a single prompt box ("Describe the app you want to build"), and Eazo generates the interface, the logic and the backend, then deploys the result so it can be opened and played straight away. The output is not limited to business software: the public feed is full of small games, interactive picture books, wellness and learning tools, everyday utilities and personal agents built by individual creators.
The problem Eazo targets is the gap between having an idea for a small app and having the skills, time and infrastructure to ship it. Instead of choosing a framework, wiring a database and paying for hosting, a maker describes what they want and iterates in conversation. Every plan includes a built-in database and backend, automatic deployment, multiple design styles and access to third-party services. Paid plans add source code download and direct viewing of the app's database data, so a project does not have to stay locked inside the platform. Eazo also runs a community layer: finished apps are published to a public Explore feed where other people can open them, follow their creators and remix them into their own versions, and creators can enable monetization for the apps they publish.
You start in the Eazo Creator, a chat-style workspace that opens with the question "What's your idea?". You describe the app in your own words - a morning routine checklist a child can tap, a picture board for someone who struggles with words, a client follow-up tool that reads from Airtable, or a small arcade game.
Eazo generates the app, including its screens, data storage and backend logic, and deploys it automatically. You then keep refining it by chatting: change the design style, add a feature, or adjust how the data is stored. Generation consumes credits, which come from your plan's monthly allowance, a weekly activity bonus and, on paid plans, optional top-ups.
When the app is ready you can publish it to Eazo's Explore feed and to Eazo Mobile, share it with others, or, on Pro and Ultra, download the source code and inspect the database directly. Other users can open a published app, follow its creator or remix it as the starting point for their own build. Creators who enable paid access can earn from end users under the platform's monetization terms.
- •Prompt-to-app generation - Describe an app, game, design or personal agent in natural language and Eazo builds a working version, with categories spanning apps, personal agents, designs, 3D, tools, audio, video and images.
- •Built-in database and backend - Every plan, including Free, ships with a database and backend so generated apps can store and retrieve data without separate infrastructure. Pro and Ultra add the ability to view that database data directly.
- •Automatic deployment and mobile publishing - Apps are auto-deployed on creation and can be published to Eazo Mobile for both mobile and PC use, so a project is shareable as soon as it works.
- •Source code download - On Pro and Ultra you can download the generated source code and remove Eazo branding, which matters for anyone planning to take a project beyond the platform.
- •Explore feed and remixing - Published apps appear in a community feed organised by themes such as Wellness, Work, Game, Learning and Daily Life. Any published app can be remixed as the starting point for a new one.
- •Creator monetization - Creators can enable paid features, subscriptions or one-time purchases inside their apps, with Eazo handling collection under its published terms, plus an ambassador program for referrals.
Eazo suits non-developers who have a specific idea for a small app and want to see it running without learning a stack: parents building tools for their kids, teachers making interactive learning material, and hobbyists making games or creative experiments. It also fits indie makers and designers who want to prototype quickly, publish to a built-in audience, and download the code when a project outgrows the platform.
Creators interested in distribution will find the Explore feed and remix system useful, since a published app can be discovered and built on by others, and monetization lets popular apps earn. The Ultra plan is aimed at people shipping real products who need a much larger monthly credit allowance and priority support, while the Free plan with its weekly credit bonus is enough to try a first idea.
