The product.
AI can generate an interface in seconds; turning it into a real, live app still takes a bot, a backend, hosting, forms and deploy. Gramini is that missing layer – bring a generated UI (an AI output, a template, or a design file) and it ships a live Telegram Mini App, auto-wiring a zero-config backend so orders, bookings and form submissions land as Telegram alerts, with an admin to manage them. A public Studio is the self-serve face; the same engine is sold to agencies as the delivery layer they lack.
Problem
AI made the interface free – variant.com, Claude Design and even regular chat with ChatGPT spit out a UI from a prompt. It didn't make the app: server, backend, Telegram bot, hosting, SSL and deploy are all still on you. Before Shopify, opening a store meant building a service, not laying out a storefront – and Telegram apps are at that exact moment now.
The call
Be the launch layer, not another generator. Any interface in → a live Telegram app out, with forms and notifications wired automatically. Shopify for Telegram apps: you bring the interface, Gramini makes it real – and sells that reusable delivery layer to the agencies who already own the clients and the distribution.
Outcome
Both surfaces shipped and live in production – the self-serve Studio and the agency platform. The bet: own the launch layer for Telegram's still-empty app market before the wave.