Glaze by Raycast

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Glaze allows users to create desktop apps by chatting with AI, making app development quick and personalized.
Users can describe their app ideas in plain language, and Glaze builds them, with options for further customization.
Glaze apps are desktop-based, offering access to file systems, cameras, keyboard shortcuts, and more, unlike web apps.
The platform supports a variety of app types, including internal tools, personal utilities, and workflow automations.
Glaze apps can connect to APIs, local files, and hardware, integrating with existing tools and services.
Glaze has a free tier with daily credits and paid plans starting at $20/month, with options for teams and additional credit packs.
Initially available for Mac, with plans to expand to Windows and Linux in the future.
Glaze is currently in private beta, with priority access for Raycast users and attendees of in-person events.

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