Mathieu

Julien

AI

Paul

FAQ

Applikai

Why Applikai is an app engine?

How does Applikai differ from code-generation tools like Lovable, Bolt.new, or Cursor?

Applikai is an app engine. Code-gen tools are stuck in Git and code files.

All your data (wireframe, business logic, design system, analytics, AB testing, etc...) lives in an infinite canvas.

Applikai architecture unlocks many features, impossible or almost impossible to implement otherwise:

  • 1-to-1 export to mobile
  • Live on-device testing what you are building in your web browser
  • Real-time collaboration
  • Multiple agents collaborating without "merge conflict"
  • Soft update
  • AB testing and telemetry wihtout modifying the app

How does having an app engine helps building mobile applications?

Shortest iteration loop: Any modifications on desktop are instantly sync-ed on your mobile; ready to test.

1-to-1 export to mobile: If it is pixel perfect in the editor, it will be pixel perfect once published on the App Store.

Integrated telemetry: Applikai can perfectly report and replay any user session.

Integrated AB testing: Dynamic user flow and design swapping handled natively.

Fewer "it works on my phone but not on yours" bugs.

How does having an app engine make better apps for the end user?

Consistently high frame rates. We do 120 FPS rendering, even with complex animations. Even on older iPhones.

Fast cold starts: App is a few hundred KB (compressed without assets). Cold starts stay under 100 ms.

Low resource footprint for lower battery consumption: C++ and Metal allow for very optimized code.

Fluid, native-feeling interactions: Gestures, haptics, keyboard handling, safe areas, dynamic type, VoiceOver/TalkBack, reduced motion, ... all owned by the engine. No stutter.

Mathieu

Julien

AI

Paul

FAQ

Applikai

Why Applikai is an app engine?

How does Applikai differ from code-generation tools like Lovable, Bolt.new, or Cursor?

Applikai is an app engine. Code-gen tools are stuck in Git and code files.

All your data (wireframe, business logic, design system, analytics, AB testing, etc...) lives in an infinite canvas.

Applikai architecture unlocks many features, impossible or almost impossible to implement otherwise:

  • 1-to-1 export to mobile
  • Live on-device testing what you are building in your web browser
  • Real-time collaboration
  • Multiple agents collaborating without "merge conflict"
  • Soft update
  • AB testing and telemetry wihtout modifying the app

How does having an app engine helps building mobile applications?

Shortest iteration loop: Any modifications on desktop are instantly sync-ed on your mobile; ready to test.

1-to-1 export to mobile: If it is pixel perfect in the editor, it will be pixel perfect once published on the App Store.

Integrated telemetry: Applikai can perfectly report and replay any user session.

Integrated AB testing: Dynamic user flow and design swapping handled natively.

Fewer "it works on my phone but not on yours" bugs.

How does having an app engine make better apps for the end user?

Consistently high frame rates. We do 120 FPS rendering, even with complex animations. Even on older iPhones.

Fast cold starts: App is a few hundred KB (compressed without assets). Cold starts stay under 100 ms.

Low resource footprint for lower battery consumption: C++ and Metal allow for very optimized code.

Fluid, native-feeling interactions: Gestures, haptics, keyboard handling, safe areas, dynamic type, VoiceOver/TalkBack, reduced motion, ... all owned by the engine. No stutter.

Mathieu

Julien

AI

Paul

FAQ

Applikai

Why Applikai is an app engine?

How does Applikai differ from code-generation tools like Lovable, Bolt.new, or Cursor?

Applikai is an app engine. Code-gen tools are stuck in Git and code files.

All your data (wireframe, business logic, design system, analytics, AB testing, etc...) lives in an infinite canvas.

Applikai architecture unlocks many features, impossible or almost impossible to implement otherwise:

  • 1-to-1 export to mobile
  • Live on-device testing what you are building in your web browser
  • Real-time collaboration
  • Multiple agents collaborating without "merge conflict"
  • Soft update
  • AB testing and telemetry wihtout modifying the app

How does having an app engine helps building mobile applications?

Shortest iteration loop: Any modifications on desktop are instantly sync-ed on your mobile; ready to test.

1-to-1 export to mobile: If it is pixel perfect in the editor, it will be pixel perfect once published on the App Store.

Integrated telemetry: Applikai can perfectly report and replay any user session.

Integrated AB testing: Dynamic user flow and design swapping handled natively.

Fewer "it works on my phone but not on yours" bugs.

How does having an app engine make better apps for the end user?

Consistently high frame rates. We do 120 FPS rendering, even with complex animations. Even on older iPhones.

Fast cold starts: App is a few hundred KB (compressed without assets). Cold starts stay under 100 ms.

Low resource footprint for lower battery consumption: C++ and Metal allow for very optimized code.

Fluid, native-feeling interactions: Gestures, haptics, keyboard handling, safe areas, dynamic type, VoiceOver/TalkBack, reduced motion, ... all owned by the engine. No stutter.