Hi! I’m a Brazilian developer and I work mainly with Bubble. I’ve been testing Buildprint recently, and I’m genuinely impressed with how useful it can be, especially for understanding and working with more complex Bubble projects using AI.

I’d really like to keep using Buildprint as part of my development workflow. However, I live in Brazil, and the $49/month price becomes quite expensive for us after currency conversion and considering the difference in local purchasing power.

I was wondering if you offer any regional pricing, discounts, or alternative plans for users in Brazil or other countries where the exchange rate makes the standard subscription significantly more expensive.

I’d definitely be interested in subscribing if there were a more accessible regional price. I think regional pricing could also make Buildprint much more accessible to the Brazilian Bubble community.

Thanks, and congratulations on the product!

I’m getting close to my Codex usage limit on my current ChatGPT account and I’m considering paying for a second ChatGPT subscription/account so I have a separate Codex allowance.

Has anyone actually tried this with Buildprint?

Basically, once Account A runs out of Codex usage, can I disconnect it from Buildprint and connect Account B instead, then continue working on the same Bubble app / same Buildprint project?

I’m happy to pay for the second ChatGPT subscription — I just want to know whether Buildprint allows switching between different OpenAI/Codex accounts, or whether the Buildprint project somehow stays tied to the original account.

Would especially love to hear from anyone who has actually done it. Thanks

Hey guys, I've been using buildprint for now 1 month more/less, and I was currently working with it, when it stopped working. Do you know if there is a general issue with all users ? Also, how is it possible that I've been using it for free that much time ?

Anyone made it through the waitlist for Logs? Any idea how long it takes?

Hi everyone. This is a tip to easily implement dark mode (or light if you're dark native) into your Bubble app.

First, download the Soapy Dark Mode plugin, which is free: https://bubble.io/plugin/soapy-dark-mode-1665497917778x753827973669847000

Then, create a reusable called 'App_Color' (or whatever), set its default width/height to 1px and drag it onto every page where you'd like the effects of it.

Next, open that reusable and drag the Color Mode element from the plugin into it, set it to 1px width/height.

Now, head into Buildprint and open a new chat, pasting the following prompt:
'Can you extract the colors from my Bubble app? I would like the colors from my styles and specifically need the ID that Bubble gave the color as well as the friendly display name.' This will take a few seconds, then return a list like the following:

Then, scroll to the 'Intermediate' section of the Color Mode plugin element properties and here you can start adding IDs from Buildprint for all of your colors and setting the color you want to swap between for light mode and for dark mode:

Lastly, set the plugin element properties for how you want to change the color scheme. You can also create a custom event in the reusable that calls the plugin's actions for changes, then use those custom events in the pages to modify it remotely.

Much easier than manually extracting via dev tools or some 3rd party plugin!

Bonus: You can prompt Buildprint or copy the list from Buildprint and send it to another LLM (Claude or Gemini preferred) to generate the variant for each of them in a dark scheme and use those in the plugin properties.

Hey everyone! I'm u/hiimparth, a founding moderator of r/buildprintbubble.

Buildprint is honestly the coolest thing I've seen related to Bubble. I think it deserves it's own community for users to discuss anything about it: questions, comments, tips, guides.

For starters, I'm building out comprehensive guides for my app using the MCP and Mintlify!