We read all 155 reviews on Polsia's Trustpilot page (2.7 out of 5, half of them one star, as of 10 September 2026) and the comments under its founder's posts. The complaints cluster into a few sentences. Here is what OhMyUnicorn does about each one.
Switching from Polsia
Paste the sentence you gave Polsia. Get the app.
OhMyUnicorn builds the app you describe and puts it on its own URL — Next.js, its own Postgres, Google login, Stripe checkout. Most are live in 30–40 minutes. It does not find you customers and it does not promise revenue. It builds the thing, and tells you the truth about whether it works.
Three promises, because we read what happened to you
Tested on the live URL with a real login
Every build is checked on the deployed app, not the code: typecheck, every query checked against the schema the app defined, a 375px mobile fit, and a smoke test that signs in with a real session and loads the logged-in pages. What the checks find is shown to you, not hidden. If your build doesn't go live, your credits come back automatically.
A human answers
Tim, the founder, answers within one working day. Five switchers at a time, so that stays true.
Your app is yours
It lives in your account. Delete it yourself, any time. On paid tiers you connect your own domain and can point it away whenever you like.
What people told us
Reported
“Tasks marked complete that never actually deploy.”
OhMyUnicorn
A build is checked on the deployed URL. The result of every check is visible to you.
Reported
“Every fix costs another credit, even when the bug was theirs.”
OhMyUnicorn
A build that fails to go live credits you back automatically. Refinements you ask for are priced on the public pricing page, before you click.
Reported
“Support is an AI. No human ever answered.”
OhMyUnicorn
A human answers within one working day.
Reported
“My site was on their hosting account and my domain was locked to it.”
OhMyUnicorn
Your app sits in your own account; you delete it yourself. Your domain is yours to point elsewhere on paid tiers.
Reported
“It sent emails under my name that I never approved.”
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OhMyUnicorn never acts on your behalf. It builds the app you asked for, nothing else.
Complaints are quoted as reported by reviewers and commenters; they are their accounts, not our findings.
How it works
- 1
Sign up with Google. Free tier, no card.
- 2
Paste your sentence as the brief, then refine it in plain words.
- 3
The build runs and is checked on its live URL; you watch the log.
- 4
Open the URL, sign in as a stranger would, pay yourself €1 if you wired Stripe. Then refine.
What OhMyUnicorn is not
- Not an autonomous company. It doesn't run ads, send cold emails or pick your prices.
- Not a code exporter, today. Apps run on our hosts (EU, Hetzner Germany); custom domains on paid tiers.
- Not free forever. After the free tier the price is public: €20, €80 or €150 a month, or top-ups from €10, VAT included.
Frequently asked
Can you migrate my Polsia app and its data?
No. Polsia offers no export, so there is nothing to migrate. We rebuild the app from your description. If you hold your own exports (a CSV of users, for instance), the rebuilt app can import them.
How long does a build take?
Most apps are live in 30–40 minutes. Complex ones take longer; you watch the log.
What if it doesn't work?
If the build doesn't go live, your credits come back automatically. If it goes live but something is wrong, tell us in the app; a human answers within one working day.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. 269 apps have been built so far, mostly by people who don't code.
Is there a catch?
It builds an app. Getting customers is still your job.
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