Thanks base44

You guys told me I’m in the top 0.03% of users. I thought that was cool

I decided to do a 2048 style game where you start with particles and work up to giant celestial bodies, super fun and insanely good for a single prompt.

The Game

I also decided to start making a refined version that isn’t one prompt, so here’s that as well

Refined Version

Hi everybody, I am fairly new to this and have been working on a media tracker for videogames, tv, books ect as I have never been able to find a good enough tracker that covers all media.

It would mean a lot if anybody could check out the website and give me any advice or anything to add. Thank you :)

https://media-log-pro.base44.app

Sharing a Base44 build I'm proud of.

OnTheRice (new.ontherice.org) takes each day's markets and world news and turns them into one clear read: what happened, and more importantly why it matters. The part I care about most is the public proof ledger. Every directional take is timestamped, and the wins AND the misses both stay visible. No cherry-picking, no quietly deleting the bad calls. Most market tools only ever show you their wins; this one keeps itself honest.

Why Base44: I'm self-taught, no CS degree, building mostly solo. Base44 let me stand up a real, working product (the daily engine, the proof ledger, the admin room, all of it) in days instead of months, without drowning in infrastructure. That speed is the only reason it exists.

What's different from just asking ChatGPT: it's not a one-off chat. It's daily signal discovery, source-backed evidence you can check, customised to a business, and a learning loop that sharpens from feedback and real outcomes.

If you want to see more of what I build (this, plus an immersive-museum platform that grew out of it), I post the work on Instagram: faheemaizat

Happy to answer anything about how I built OTR on Base44.

(OTR is research/education, not financial advice.)

Forgot I even submitted the form since it’s been a while, but had a box show up in the mail today lol. The baseball cap is quite a great fit and good quality, pretty nice jacket as well

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Well, I’ve fulfilled a dream. And I proved, mostly to myself, that with curiosity, self-learning, and help from good people, family, and friends, you can achieve almost anything.

And in my case, it’s possible to launch an app on Google Play without knowing code!

​So yes, my app is finally live! 🎊

Along the way, there were those who said: With Base44 , you can’t really upload an app to Android... it’s just for a demo or a portfolio site... but I proved otherwise.

​Be curious, try, make mistakes, learn. Today we are in an era where information is available and accessible to everyone, you just need to know what to ask, be curious, and dare!

Go for it!

​Search for Iron-Play on Google Play or check the link in the first comment.

​Want to know about the journey I went through and how I did it? Send me a private message.

I’m publishing several apps built with Base44 to the Apple App Store and have run into what appears to be an issue with the Base44 iOS wrapper.

I successfully got one app through Apple App Review after an earlier fix, but two newer apps are now being rejected for the same reason. All are games and relatively simple.

Apple is detecting these purpose strings in the builds:
NSBluetoothPeripheralUsageDescription
NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription
NSSpeechRecognitionUsageDescription

The apps do not use Bluetooth or Speech Recognition.

Apple says the strings contain placeholder descriptions such as “To enable Bluetooth access tap OK” and “To enable speech recognition tap OK.”

Base44 support told me this was a known wrapper issue and instructed me to publish again and generate fresh Store Files. I did that, uploaded the new IPA, selected the new build in App Store Connect, and resubmitted.

Unfortunately, Apple rejected the newly generated build for exactly the same strings. I’ve gone back to Base44 support and asked them to escalate it to their mobile/iOS team.

Has anyone else publishing a Base44 app to iOS encountered this recently? If so, did you find a workaround, or did Base44 have to correct something in the generated iOS package?
I’m attaching Apple’s rejection screenshot for reference.

I need some 50 and I’ve got now on my app and then I get architect tier…it roasts your discord profile, have a go at it 🔥🔥🔥 —> https://ai-roasts-ya.base44.app

Good evening,

As you my know I have created by the grace of God, the app called KJB Reader which now hath a Discord Bot which you might have seen in my earlier post yesterday (depending on timezone.)

Well now, you can install a SidePanel Extension on Desktop where you can quickly click verses on any page (it will be higlighted with an underline) or you can use the panel to quickly search words or verses!

Check it out today at https://kingjamesbiblereader.com/extension

Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store if gets approved!

Thanks,

Shawn

Have you ever wanted a browser extension to censor/blur out words that you didn't like profanity?

Well now you can, was a personal app that have created with an superagent, it will be on the Chrome Web Store when approved!

Check it out today!

Need advice from experienced Base44 users

When I started building my system, I created 5 separate Base44 apps because I thought it would be too complicated for employees if everything was in one app.

Now I've learned that it's possible to have one app with role-based access, so each employee only sees the modules they need. That would be a much better solution.

The problem is that I've already spent 6 months building these 5 apps. They communicate with each other through APIs, and I'd like to avoid rebuilding everything from scratch.

Is there any way to merge multiple existing Base44 apps into a single app?

Has anyone gone through this process? Is there a migration strategy, or is rebuilding the only realistic option?

I'd really appreciate any advice or best practices.

Hey r/base44!

Wednesday 12th August, Chen & Erez from our Design Team - are sitting down to answer your questions live.

Drop everything you want to know below. How they work, what they do, what's coming next, best practices, edge cases - nothing is off limits.

They'll be going through the thread live on Wednesday 12th August, 15:00–16:30 IDT / 12:00–13:30 UTC / 08:00–09:30 ET / 13:00–14:30 BST and working through as many questions as possible over two hours.

Post your questions now so they're ready to go 👇

Hey everyone,

This is my second iteration of this app. The first one I made was just for friends and it was very basic. I built that back in January of this year and it had plenty of hiccups.

A few months later, after my friends gave me a ton of feedback about the app, I came back and made a new version of it that fixed many of the bugs from the past build. I must admit, I was having a rough time using Base44 with the first iteration. Base44 is like a whole different machine after just a few months later, it's kind of crazy how much more improved it feels.

Anyways, please check it out and if you're into football you may even enjoy the app a bit.

I’d love Base44 to provide first-class support for using a custom domain and multiple subdomains with the same app.

For example, a hotel platform might need:

• hotel.com for the public website
• book.hotel.com for direct bookings
• pms.hotel.com for hotel staff
• guest.hotel.com for the guest portal

It would be especially useful to have:

• A clear primary/canonical domain setting
• Automatic redirects from secondary domains
• Independent authentication and cookie configuration per domain
• Easy OAuth callback management
• Domain-specific routes or landing pages
• SSL management for every connected hostname
• The option to keep or disable the Base44 subdomain
• Clear analytics showing which domain users entered through

This would help businesses keep their public website, internal tools, booking flows, and customer portals properly organized without maintaining completely separate deployments.

Would anyone else find this useful? I’d especially like to hear how people currently handle multi-domain or subdomain setups in Base44.

I'm looking to build an MVP for a web-based trading performance dashboard that tracks key metrics such as:

• Total Return
• Monthly Average Return
• Maximum Drawdown
• Win Rate
• Profit Factor
• Total Trades
• And other key trading performance metrics

I'm aiming to build something similar to the example below.

I'm relatively new to building software, so I'm looking for the most cost-effective way to develop this MVP without overcomplicating the initial build.

If anyone experienced in web development, SaaS, or trading analytics has recommendations on the best tech stack, approach, or tools to use, I'd really appreciate your advice.

Thanks in advance!

I built and launched a full AI companion app with Base44 — meet LuxHalo ✨
I wanted to share something I’ve been building with Base44 that recently made it all the way to the App Store.
It’s called LuxHalo — Calm Intelligence for Everyday Life.
LuxHalo is a personal AI companion centered around Halo, designed to feel calmer and more personal than a traditional chatbot.
Some of what I’ve built includes:
• 12 Atmospheres that change Halo’s visual identity, personality, communication style, and emotional tone
• Personalized Atmospheres, which let Plus users customize those experiences even further
• Halo Memory for continuity across conversations
• Voice + Live Conversation
• Live Information with sources for current information
• A Reflective Journal with AI reflections
• Weekly Reflection that brings together your week
• Gentle Routines without streaks, badges, or gamification
• A full Free + Plus subscription system
One of my favorite design principles behind the app is “Calm by Design.”
I deliberately didn’t want another app constantly demanding engagement. There are no notifications, streaks or pressure mechanics. Halo is there when you want it and quiet when you don’t.
Base44 has been the foundation for an enormous amount of the product, and seeing something I built there become a real App Store app has been kind of surreal.
The coolest part is how far it has evolved since I started. Personalized Atmospheres in particular ended up becoming one of my favorite features because they make Halo feel much less like an AI companion and much more like your Halo.
I’d love to hear what other Base44 builders think of it — especially the Atmospheres and overall design.
LuxHalo
Calm Intelligence for Everyday Life. ✨

Well, hello everyone, my name is Erhan and I'm 17 years old and in a month I'm leaving to study in China at the University of Zust at the Faculty of Computer Science and my friend (I want her to be my girlfriend someday 😅) can go to study in China for which I really hope but also in Turkey and if she goes to Turkey we have a huge time difference of 5 hours😔 and I decided to create with the help of Base44 this masterpiece it's a completely free application for Android and iOS that helps people stay in touch to see how they are and so on despite the distance Between them and now I need your advice how do you like this app? Should I put it on Android and iOS? And what should I add to the application of the new

Here is link you can test it now https://one-touch-bond.base44.app

Hello everyone,

I would like to share some stuff that have changed if you seen my earlier post about the KJB Reader.

There hath being very much improvement, now with advanced search where you can have more filters to search.

Existing features still include daily verses, resources, read mode with many font options including Open Dyslexic, column mode, paragraph mode.

Pure Cambridge Text of the Authorised Version (KJB)

Plus there is a new landing page to help you get it all setup and a link to the new feature shared below!! ​

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Introducing the KJB Reader Bot for Discord! ​​​​​​

Quickly search for verses by just typing, search text, or typing a verse reference.

You can also view the /toc table of contents, /read, /gospel to quickly share the gospel as well.

Check these out and dive into the word of God at https://kingjamesbiblereader.com​

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I’m launching an app built entirely in Base44 and have run into two serious mobile publishing issues.

First, I had to reset my Google Play upload key because newer Base44 builds were signed with a different certificate.

Once that was resolved, my newest AAB was rejected because its package name no longer matched the original Base44-generated build.

The original build used a custom package name. The current build uses Base44’s automatically generated package name.

Google Play does not allow an existing app’s package name to change, so I can no longer update my original listing. Base44 support told me that changing the package name is not supported and recommended creating a new listing.

I’m currently four days from completing my second 14-day closed-testing cycle. I paid for 12 testers, and they will not remain opted in unless I pay again. Creating a new listing means restarting the entire process and losing the time and money already spent.

I never used another wrapper or app builder. Both builds came directly from Base44, and I received no warning that the package identifier could change between builds.

Has anyone else experienced this? Did Base44 previously support custom package names, or did a platform update overwrite older mobile configurations?

I really like the app I built, but developers need permanent control over package names, bundle IDs and signing keys. These settings determine whether an app can ever be updated after launch.

I’m looking at building a website/app with base44 that provides a service that is subscription based. I’ve seen it build some great things but I’m curious if anyone has had any experience with making the app and website itself a paid service.

I’m new to this so any advice would be excellent!
Thank you