Hostinger has unveiled Hostinger Horizons, a no-code AI-powered tool designed to transform web app development. Unlike traditional website builders that focus on static pages, this platform enables users to create fully interactive web applications without writing any code. Hostinger wants to democratize web development by fusing seamless deployment with artificial intelligence, making it available to creatives, enterprises, and entrepreneurs.
Users can communicate their ideas through an AI chat interface, and the software generates it in real time. The tool’s support for voice commands, image uploads, and several languages guarantees a more user-friendly experience.
After completing their web apps, customers can publish them immediately on a custom domain without the need for external interfaces, which expedites the process and eliminates any technological challenges.
Hostinger Horizons offers an all-in-one solution by combining email, domains, and hosting, unlike other AI-powered builders that require separate hosting packages. While expediting creation, this creative approach enables consumers to focus entirely on their ideas.
Web applications have fueled multimillion-dollar businesses, but in the past, their creation required expensive developers or coding expertise, said Giedrius Zakaitis, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Hostinger. He clarified that anyone may realize their idea with Horizons, regardless of technical constraints.
The platform caters to a wide range of users, from entrepreneurs looking to develop minimum viable products (MVPs) to small businesses needing internal management tools like booking systems or customer dashboards. Freelancers and agencies can also benefit from faster client project turnarounds, while educators and content creators can build interactive learning tools and productivity apps with ease.
With its March launch, Hostinger Horizons will enter a congested market where GoDaddy and Wix already dominate. However, its unique feature is its capacity to generate fully functional web apps instead just static webpages. It could significantly change how companies, artists, and individuals approach developing web apps in the age of artificial intelligence if it is effective.
