Short story. Pay $50 for this, turn any of your figma designs into native apps.

Figma suffers from the same flaws all design tools have. They end up looking nice with nothing 'useful'. The increase of no code and low code apps, databases, business applications is a testament to how important it has become to quickly put 'something' in hands.

And figma has problem of passing off a wonderful design to a developer who needs to go make it work, can feel like design was wasted time and the end result can often have very little of how the designs actually looked.

Buzzy can turn a figma design into react native. That should take a few developers a couple months, at least, to do.

It creates a very good backend that requires no interaction or thought from the person working in figma. AND can be used or extended be other services, apps, websites - and asily integrate into the appsumk favorite stuff to talk about... zapier, pabbly, konnectitz and so on.

I've avoided learning figma more in depth, because why waste time making something look nice. Then go develop the code. Even easier than that I can stick something I want to have into airtable and its mostly done. Buzzy is the first thing I've ever seen that makes me excited about learning figma.

I'd suggest you also look at Buzzys backlog of youtube videos and you can see how quickly they've created useful tools with incredibly innovative ideas. They were making nocode apps and services 8 years ago.

The one downside I could see someone being turned off by this is hosting. You'll pay hosting fees no matter where you deploy a service. And Buzzy can get you to a point where you have a good problem in hosting costs - people are using what you've built.