Key highlights:
- Dreamspace allows users to generate fully functional AI-powered apps with smart contract logic by describing ideas, removing the need for coding skills entirely
- More than 34,000 applications were created during beta testing, with educational programs expanding adoption to tens of thousands of students globally
- The platform integrates blockchain infrastructure and low-cost transactions to support scalable, transparent, and verifiable onchain applications
A no-code approach to building AI-powered apps
Space and Time has introduced Dreamspace, an AI-driven application builder designed to simplify how software is created and deployed. The platform enables users to describe an idea in plain language and automatically generate a working application, including underlying smart contract functionality.
The launch follows a beta phase in which more than 34,000 apps were created, indicating early demand for tools that reduce technical barriers to entry. Dreamspace is now publicly available, extending access beyond early users to a broader audience.
The platform combines artificial intelligence tools from Microsoft’s Azure ecosystem with blockchain infrastructure. Smart contracts generated through Dreamspace are auditable, offering transparency into how applications function onchain. This feature is particularly relevant for developers and users who require visibility into data handling and execution logic.
Space and Time, which provides the underlying data layer, positions this infrastructure as a way to ensure that applications inherit verifiable data properties commonly associated with financial use cases. The company has previously focused on connecting real-world data with blockchain systems, supporting areas such as tokenized assets and decentralized finance.
“Space and Time was built to make verifiable data accessible to any application, at any scale. 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.”
—Nate Holiday, Co-Founder of Space and Time and creator of Dreamspace
Infrastructure, speed, and accessibility shape the rollout
Dreamspace operates on Base, an Ethereum-compatible network designed for low-cost and high-speed transactions. Fees are reported to be under one cent, with transaction times of less than a second. These conditions are intended to make it feasible for users to launch and operate applications without significant upfront costs.
The platform’s development also reflects ongoing collaboration with Microsoft (MSFT). Dreamspace is built using Azure AI Foundry and Azure OpenAI, aligning with earlier investment from M12, Microsoft’s venture arm, which backed Space and Time in a $20 million funding round.
“Space and Time has spent years building infrastructure capable of supporting the most demanding financial applications in AI and blockchain. Dreamspace puts that foundation to work for a completely different kind of builder, and that range is exactly what we believed in when we invested.”
—Michael Stewart, Managing Partner at M12, Microsoft’s Venture Fund
Adoption efforts have also extended into education. Schools in Indonesia have incorporated Dreamspace into AI-focused curricula, with initiatives aiming to reach more than 140,000 students. This suggests a parallel focus on training new users alongside expanding the platform’s capabilities.
From a broader perspective, Dreamspace reflects a growing trend toward combining AI-generated development tools with blockchain-based verification. By integrating these technologies, the platform targets both accessibility and transparency—two areas often seen as difficult to balance in software development.
The bottom line
Dreamspace’s public launch marks an expansion of blockchain infrastructure into the no-code development space. By combining AI-driven app generation with verifiable onchain systems, the platform aims to lower technical barriers while maintaining transparency. Early usage figures and educational adoption point to growing interest, though its long-term impact will depend on how widely creators and developers adopt this new approach.