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Frequently asked questions

Everything you might wonder about Vision OS.

Why was Vision OS created?+

Vision OS was created to solve a recurring pain in AI-assisted app building. Vague prompts waste credits, trigger unrelated rewrites, and produce inconsistent results. It exists to bring structure, prediction, and safety to every prompt before a single token is spent.

Who is Vision OS for?+

It is for anyone building with AI app builders. Indie makers, founders, designers, PMs, and engineers who want predictable output, lower credit usage, and an audit trail for AI-generated work all benefit from it.

What problems does it actually solve?+

Three core problems. First, prompts that are too vague to execute safely. Second, credit costs that surprise you mid-build. Third, AI-generated sites that ship with hidden UX, performance, or mobile issues.

How does the Prompt Optimizer work?+

It rewrites your input into a strict, scoped instruction with an explicit goal, constraints, out-of-scope rules, acceptance criteria, and a fallback. The result is formatted so the AI builder treats it as a contract, not a suggestion.

What does the Website Analyzer check?+

It audits any live site, regardless of stack, for UX, accessibility, SEO, performance signals, mobile responsiveness, and architectural smells. It works on SPAs, SSR, WordPress, Shopify, and AI-built apps.

Will it work on websites built with AI app builders or other no-code tools?+

Yes. The analyzer uses both raw HTML fetching and rendered-content fallbacks, so it handles client-rendered SPAs and AI-built sites accurately.

Does Vision OS store my prompts or sites?+

Your history is saved to your own backend workspace so you can revisit past optimizations and audits. Nothing is shared publicly.

Is it free?+

The core experience is free to explore. Heavier AI workloads use an AI Gateway under the hood, so cost scales with usage. That is exactly why credit prediction is built in.

Can I use it without an account?+

Yes. Vision OS is stack-agnostic, so you can optimize prompts and analyze any public website regardless of where it was built.