Space and Time has launched Dreamspace, an AI-powered app builder designed to let users create on-chain applications without writing code. The platform is built for users who want to build apps through simple text prompts.
Summary
- Dreamspace lets users create on-chain apps from text prompts without writing any code.
- The platform uses Microsoft Azure AI tools and runs on Base for low-cost transactions.
- Dreamspace recorded over 34,000 beta-created apps and plans education programs in Indonesia.
Dreamspace uses Microsoft Azure AI Foundry and Azure OpenAI. It also runs on Base, giving users access to low-cost and fast on-chain transactions.
The launch marks a new product push from Space and Time into AI-based development tools. The company said Dreamspace can generate working applications, including smart contract logic, from user instructions.
Microsoft-backed platform targets creators
Dreamspace is backed through Space and Time’s wider relationship with Microsoft. M12, Microsoft’s venture fund, led a $20 million investment in Space and Time in 2022.
The platform aims to make app creation easier for creators, students, and businesses. Users can describe what they want to build, and Dreamspace creates the application structure.
Each smart contract generated through the platform is fully auditable. This allows users to review how the contract works before deploying it on-chain.
Verifiable data supports on-chain apps
Space and Time secures the data layer behind Dreamspace. The company focuses on verifiable data infrastructure, which supports blockchain applications that need trusted data records.
Nate Holiday, co-founder of Space and Time and creator of Dreamspace, said, “Space and Time was built to make verifiable data accessible to any application, at any scale.”
He added, “Dreamspace is where that infrastructure meets the people building the next wave of the internet. When the data layer handles itself, the only thing left to focus on is what you want to create.”
Beta users created over 34,000 apps
During its beta phase, Dreamspace recorded more than 34,000 apps created by early users. The figure shows early demand for tools that reduce the technical barriers to app development.
The platform has also entered education programs, including AI labs and curriculum projects in Indonesia. These programs plan to reach more than 140,000 students.
Dreamspace uses Base to support fees under one cent and near-instant settlement. Space and Time said this setup can help users build and deploy real-world applications with less friction.
The launch adds to the growing overlap between artificial intelligence and blockchain infrastructure. It also shows how Microsoft-linked AI tools are being used in Web3 app development.
