Wondering if anyone has succesfully done this or know of a way to do this? I have a series of Apps, that I want to build and put into one Suite Apps. All of the apps are made with Ai Studio. Is it possible to then create a master app, then somehow import all the other apps into that master app?

Why go with firebase or something else, and not your own host platform when it comes to your vibecoded app? I like cloudways and have been using them for a few years and wondering if there would be issues hosting an app I built on that platform vs the others. Anyone care to share their insights?

Wondering if anyone knows how to do this? I've build a bunch up Apps that started in Ai Studio, however, some of these i'd like to cluster into one platform, is it as easy as importing the code and then telling the ai what to do with that code? Also, for new code builds that I intend on creating that will be multiple apps in one platform again (starting a new), is it wise to continue to build out each app individually and combine them somehow later on, or try to build them all in one area (app) that will house all the various of apps in it. TIA

Wondering why someone would choose firebase when deploying their app. Curious on hearing people's feedback who's done this and why. Specifically from the AI studio or anti-gravity development side.

Hey guys, Sharing something many of you probably already know—but it took me way too long to figure out (shocking, I know). When I started building apps, I used Replit because that’s what I learned on. It works… but wow, it gets expensive fast. That $25 monthly credit? Gone in hours. Then it’s death by a thousand charges—$0.70 here, $1.00 there, $4.00 over there. It adds up before you even realize what happened. If you’re deep in build mode, tweaking UI and chasing details, you can burn through hundreds of dollars just trying to make things look right—while slowly losing your hair. I went back and noticed Corbin was using Google AI Studio for the value-add parts of his app, so I figured I’d try it. And honestly? It’s great. Really great. Maybe even “why didn’t I do this sooner” great. As far as I can tell, I’m not being charged anything (famous last words), and I just spent the last 12 hours brainstorming and exploring ideas—way more output than I ever got from Replit for what it was costing me. Anyway, just sharing what’s been working for me in case it saves someone else some money… or sanity.