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Myndlab launches its AI app builder globally after regional beta
Permus Software House announced the global launch of Myndlab, its Dubai-built AI app builder. The release expands the platform beyond its GCC-focused open beta to users worldwide. The company unveiled the platform at Ai Everything Abu Dhabi, held at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi on October 6 and 7.
Key points
- Myndlab became available globally on October 6, 2026, following five months of beta testing.
- The company says the US accounts for 55% of users; total user numbers were not reported.
- Launch additions include iOS and Android app generation, a no-code design module and a redesigned user experience.
- Myndlab says users retain code ownership, with project export and two-way GitHub synchronization.
- Pricing, independent performance testing and ongoing maintenance requirements were not reported.
What happened: Permus Software House has launched Myndlab globally, expanding its Dubai-built AI app builder beyond an open beta initially focused on the Gulf region. In an October 7 announcement distributed through GlobeNewswire, the company said the platform and its new capabilities became available worldwide on October 6, 2026. The global unveiling took place at Ai Everything Abu Dhabi, held at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi on October 6 and 7. Myndlab is designed to turn natural-language instructions into applications and websites without requiring users to write code.
Background: The launch follows five months of beta testing. Myndlab entered open beta in May 2026, with early adoption concentrated in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The company said the US now accounts for 55% of its users, making it the platform’s largest market, followed by the UAE at 35% and Europe at 7%. It said the shift toward international usage helped shape the decision to launch globally. Total user numbers were not reported, so those percentages do not establish the scale of adoption.
The details: Users can describe an application through typed or spoken prompts in English or Arabic. According to Myndlab, the platform generates the frontend, backend and database together, with a first live preview possible in approximately one minute. The launch adds mobile application generation for iOS and Android alongside existing website and web application capabilities. It also introduces a redesigned user experience and a no-code design module for creating and refining visual designs within the same platform. The company positions these changes as a way to reduce movement between separate development and design tools.
Who it affects: Myndlab targets first-time builders, creators, founders, small businesses without large technical teams, and product teams seeking a faster route from an idea to software. For businesses assessing whether they can continue development outside the platform, the company says users retain ownership of generated code. One-click project export and two-way GitHub synchronization allow projects to move outside Myndlab, run on users’ own infrastructure or pass to a development team. These capabilities are central to its stated ambition to support more than rapid prototyping.
What to watch: Myndlab adds another option for teams evaluating AI-assisted application development, but the launch announcement does not establish how generated applications perform in production. Pricing, total adoption, independent performance testing and ongoing maintenance requirements were not reported. Buyers should validate production readiness and the work required to maintain an application before committing. Code ownership and export options are relevant considerations, but should be assessed alongside the generated application itself.
Our take
Myndlab adds another option for teams evaluating AI-assisted app development. Buyers should validate production readiness and maintenance requirements before committing to a platform.