AppNest helps people make small, practical apps for everyday tasks without setting up a separate application and account for each one. Describe what you need or begin with a template, try an isolated preview, make changes, and publish the result to your workspace. Examples include packing lists, reading journals, and volunteer shifts.
The builder uses AI to propose declarative app definitions and edits. AppNest validates each candidate before preview and asks the user to review publication. The same Flutter renderer interprets each definition; generated application code is never executed. Serverpod services handle authentication, permissions, data persistence, and approved in-app reminders. Compatible changes preserve existing records, so an app can evolve alongside the work it supports.
How it runs on Nemotron
AppNest used NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Ultra (nvidia/Nemotron-3-Ultra-550b-a55b) through Nebius Token Factory to create and refine two real apps, Plant Corner and Trip Kit. Both were published and filled with saved records. A later AI edit was reviewed and published without losing a single Trip Kit record. That's the core promise: apps that change as your needs change, and keep your data.
We tested the hosted app end to end with an authenticated account: creating an app, a follow-up edit, publishing, saving and reloading records, and a reminder delivered to the AppNest Inbox.
Built with Flutter, Dart, Serverpod, PostgreSQL, Nebius Token Factory, and NVIDIA Nemotron in the local build.
Built With
- dart
- flutter
- nebius-token-factory
- nvidia-nemotron
- postgresql
- serverpod
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