99.9% of people are building side projects. But what if your side project was already a real business? Not a demo. Not a prototype. A production-ready app with in-app purchases from Day 1. We tested this with @tile_dev and the results are wild:
Most of "app builders" help you play around. You get: → A pretty demo that lives in drafts → Code you can't ship → Zero monetization built-in Your "side project" stays a side project forever. But what if you could actually launch this week?
It's not Bolt. Not Replit. Not another prototype tool. It ships production-ready apps with: ✅ Built-in monetization (in-app purchases ready) ✅ Full TypeScript + TailwindCSS + Radix UI ✅ Accessible, responsive, polished UX ✅ Deploy-ready code We put it to the test with 3
Project 1: CreatorFlow "Content pipelines that just flow" The prompt: Build a Trello-style app for creators with boards, calendar, assets, analytics, AI assistant, and team features. http://Tile.dev shipped: → 10 fully functional pages → Drag-and-drop kanban →
Project 2: FitFlow "AI Fitness Trainer" The ask: Multi-page fitness app with workout plans, progress tracking, and a workout player with timers. The result: → Step-based workout flow → Progress charts → LocalStorage persistence → Mock AI trainer suggestions → Clean,
Project 3: ReadFlow "Minimal Online Library" The challenge: Build a reading tracker with shelves, progress stats, and AI recommendations. What we got: → 20 seeded mock books → Reading progress tracking → Streak visualization → Search + filter → Shelf management (Reading,
Every single one of these apps is production-ready. Not a mockup. Not a Figma file. Real code. Real features. Real monetization hooks. Stop side-projecting. Start shipping. Try http://Tile.dev What should we build next? 👇