Caffeine opens early access for full-stack apps

Hot take: this is closer to “prompt-to-product” than “prompt-to-prototype,” and that’s the part worth paying attention to.

• –The strongest angle is end-to-end execution: app creation, backend logic, and deployment are bundled together instead of left to the user.
• –It’s clearly aimed at non-technical builders and rapid prototyping, but the real test will be how well it handles production complexity, edge cases, and debugging.
• –The DFINITY/Internet Computer angle gives it a distinct infrastructure story, which may matter for teams that care about sovereignty and resilience.
• –Early access also means we should treat the current experience as directional, not finished; the product’s ceiling is promising, but polish and developer trust will decide adoption.