Tool profile · Publisher documentation
The product points below come from publisher documentation. No common hands-on test is claimed. Documentary profile, sources checked October 7, 2026. LE LABO IA has not tested this product.
Uses
Build and share a small AI app without writing code, using a visual editor rather than a developer stack. Collect validated emails from visitors who use an app you publish. Charge for access with Stripe monetization when you want a paid AI tool, subject to the supplier's terms. Use GPT-4 access inside an app for generation or assisted answers, within the controls the product provides.
Offer and pricing
Start is listed at $0 per month with 1 app, 50 submissions per month and chaining of 2 prompts. Grow is listed at $20 per month with unlimited apps, 2000 submissions per month and chaining of multiple prompts. These amounts were read on the home page only and no pricing page was consulted, so the prices are not confirmed against a dedicated pricing page. Before committing, check the current plans and their quotas with the supplier.
Limits to check
LE LABO IA has not tested Typeblock, and the profile rests on the public documentation of its supplier. Quotas and territorial availability are not confirmed, so check the current terms and coverage with the supplier. The prices are not confirmed beyond the home page, and no pricing page was consulted.
What to check yourself
On the supplier site or during a trial, build one small app and publish it to see whether sharing works as described. Check your current plan quota, the submission limit and the prompt chaining limit before you send real traffic to it. If you plan to charge, confirm Stripe monetization and the payout conditions with the supplier. Test email collection and validation with your own address.
- The prices are not confirmed beyond the home page, and no pricing page was consulted.
- Quotas, territorial availability and usage terms are not confirmed and may change, so verify them with the supplier.
- No hands-on test was performed, so the described behaviour comes from the supplier's public documentation.