Big kudos to Amogh, the founder. I've had Friday Code for about a month and everything has been solid so far.

The telling sign was my very first test, a landing page. What I like is that you can personalize the project from the start with your own .md file. If you have a custom one you can upload it, and if you don't, they give you .md styles to choose from, so you don't end up with AI slop. Friday Codes built-in agents are smart enough to interpret your prompt and then build it. They do have 3 different levels of agents to choose from. There are also many code options to choose from for your build whether you're doing a full blown app or IOS application but the agent will decide the best course of action. In fact, a major is a strength of Friday Code is that it removes the friction of connecting to systems you will need like a database...etc. In a few minutes the landing page came out much better than I anticipated, so I was pleasantly surprised.

Now I'm testing a real app with a database, auth, and payment connections, the whole nine. So far so good. I'm loving how the build is coming along.

Another plus is the Slack channel, where you can reach the team directly if you need support. I've never waited more than a day for a response, sometimes I get one the same day. I suggested a feature and they implemented it quickly, so they're clearly listening to feedback. Of course there are bugs here and there but that to be expected. I haven't run into too many but I do keep an eye on the changelog which is updated frequently with fixes and updates.

I'm actually thinking about switching from Cursor to Friday Code full time. Credit usage is very manageable, especially on Tier 3 and above. There's also OpenRouter BYOK on all tiers if you need it.

From a UI perspective the app is built well. The icing on the cake for me is all the level of personalization, which makes it feel like it's built for you instead of being rigid. That's a testament to Amogh's vision for the app from day one. He realizes some of the best enhancements come from real users and implements them quickly. He definitely is taking learnings along the way and making the app better. It's still early, but this second go round for Amogh looks really promising. Keep it going!