Thread by @tgnakins

If someone gave you a $1,000 bet to build a website or an app in a single day with no coding, no team, just you how would you do it?

I’ll be honest. I would lose that bet almost immediately. Building anything on-chain, especially on Solana, is far from easy.

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You’re expected to understand coding languages like Rust or Anchor, set up wallets and RPCs, deploy contracts safely, and then design and host the frontend.

That’s not something an ordinary person can just wake up and accomplish in a few hours. It takes months of learning, trial, and error.

And that is where I always felt left behind. Developers seem to have superpowers.

They create the apps we all use, launch tokens, and make the money.

Meanwhile, the rest of us just sit and watch, wondering quietly: why can’t I do the same?

But recently, I discovered something that changes the entire picture.
It’s called @orynthai.

Orynth is an AI-powered no-code platform built on Solana. Instead of asking you to learn complex code, it allows you to describe your idea in plain English and from that, it creates.

Whether you want a website, a token, or even a decentralized application, Orynth takes care of the heavy lifting.

I tested it myself. I typed in a simple idea.

The AI generated a structure. I made a few edits. And within minutes, my first website was live.

No developer, no coding, no sleepless nights. Just me, an idea, and Orynth.

Features That Stood Out

What struck me even more were the features. Orynth already supports:

>>Subdomains and custom domains
>>Token launches via @BagsAPI
>>Undo/revert options
>>AI chat history memory
>>Token lockups and 100% buybacks for $ORY

@orynthai @BagsAPI Orynth’s token, $ORY, grows stronger with every creation on the platform.

All fees collected go directly into buying back $ORY from the market.

This means the more people build, the stronger $ORY becomes

And this is only the beginning. The roadmap includes:

>>Tweet-to-Website creation
>>Fully functional AI-powered dApps (NFT minting, DAOs, staking)
>>A showcase for community projects
>>Expansion beyond Solana

Their vision is simple but powerful: “one-prompt startups.” The idea that you could launch an entire on-chain business just by describing it.

For me, Orynth is more than a tool. It’s a bridge. It closes the gap between those who can code and those who can’t. It takes away the feeling of being locked out and replaces it with possibility.

I may not be a developer, and maybe I never will be, but with Orynth I don’t need to be. I can create too. And if I can, I believe anyone can.

So if you’ve ever wondered what it would feel like to build your own project, your own site, or even your own token, I encourage you to give Orynth a try.

It costs nothing to start, and it might just change how you see yourself in this space.

@orynthai @BagsAPI Get to know and explore orynth for yourself:

>>Website: orynth.dev

>>Docs: docs.orynth.dev

>>X handle :@orynthai

>> Contact: [e-mail]

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