It's one of these tools which I want to like. But then there are some pieces which make this difficult.
It creates clean code, which you usually feel at home easily - that's important for adjusting it afterwards. It has a vast library of templates to offer (even though I miss some based on e.g. Python or Flutter). Having a way to create a basic CRUD API and CRUD screens ready for extension is really great. The UI is clean and functional (although the help screens seem to show a different version than deployed).
But some details disturb me. Example: the limits on templates. You select a template and don't know exactly what you will get. There is no sample application one could browse to check whether one likes it. And if after trying out you think it's not a good fit for you, it still counts to your limit.
Another example: the one template I tried out had source code comments in Italian. They are not critical and the code is clean, still I would not want to have Italian comments in my application at the end, so that requires manual clean-up.
Four tacos at the moment. I'm still contemplating to either refund or go full-steam on tier 4 without limits on the templates.