sundar gautam

I recently subscribed to rork.ai, but my experience has been extremely disappointing. While it performs decently with basic prompts like "build a calculator" or other simple applications, it completely falls apart when dealing with real-world, production-level app development. Every time I try to build something practical, the tool crashes or throws errors. Fixing those issues consumes a significant amount of credits, yet the errors often remain unresolved — leading to a frustrating and unproductive loop. What’s worse is the lack of documentation or clear prompting guidelines. There’s no direction on how to effectively use the platform, which makes the development experience even more painful. Overall, the tool feels unreliable, inefficient, and not ready for any serious development work. I wouldn’t recommend it in its current state.