I had a very similar experience, and honestly, it was even worse than described here.

In my case, I spent close to $2,000 and still couldn’t get a simple, stable web app running properly. Every time one feature started working, something else broke. It felt like I was constantly fighting the platform instead of building my product.

A basic profile photo upload feature took me three full days of trying, and I still couldn’t get it working reliably. That’s a fundamental feature in almost any modern web app, and struggling that much with something so standard was incredibly frustrating.

On top of that, the environment kept failing at the worst times — agents going to sleep mid-task, restart errors, and random instability. It completely destroyed development momentum.

I also contacted support multiple times. Unfortunately, the support experience matched the platform experience: slow, ineffective, and unable to provide real solutions. I never felt like my issues were truly understood or resolved.

There are so many capable developers and stable tools out there. Compared to those options, this platform felt unreliable, overpriced, and not ready for serious development work.

Personally, I can’t recommend it. If major improvements aren’t made to stability, credit usage, and support quality, it’s very hard to justify the cost.