My main question is how this offering differs from a UI framework. At first glance, this looks similar to Ionic, Flutter, Cordova, Xamarin, React Native, etc. You're fighting an uphill battle because people these days either want to write native applications or use a JavaScript-to-native framework, so you have to be extremely clear on how your tool is superior or different.
One piece of criticism is that while the technology looks neat, the UI doesn't look professional. You're competing with frameworks that have exceptionally polished UI elements out of the box. If design isn't one of your core competencies, I'd highly recommend hiring (or contracting) a designer to help you build a good looking set of UI components, or at least a good looking demo.
One piece of criticism is that while the technology looks neat, the UI doesn't look professional. You're competing with frameworks that have exceptionally polished UI elements out of the box. If design isn't one of your core competencies, I'd highly recommend hiring (or contracting) a designer to help you build a good looking set of UI components, or at least a good looking demo.