Mythex vs Hostinger Horizons
Hostinger has folded Horizons into its AI Builder, whose Agentic mode builds sites and web apps. Mythex builds apps too, with the workspace and phone apps included.
The short answer
Choose Hostinger if you want an AI-built site or web app bundled with hosting, a domain and business email from one provider. Choose Mythex if you want a terminal beside the chat, access from ChatGPT or Claude, and Android and iPhone apps made from your published app.
Pick Mythex when
- You want a terminal and database in view, not only a code editor
- You want to build from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Codex
- You want an Android app and an iPhone app sent to TestFlight
- You want the agent to remember your business across projects
Pick Hostinger Horizons when
- You want hosting, a domain and business email from the same company
- You want a regular website builder and an agentic one in a single product
- You already host with Hostinger
Side by side
| Mythex | Hostinger Horizons | |
|---|---|---|
| Describe it, see it build | Yes | Yes — Agentic mode |
| Websites and web apps | Yes | Yes |
| Hosting | Included | Included in every plan |
| Domain | Custom domain on Pro | Free with annual plans |
| Backend and database | Postgres attached to the project | Built-in backend |
| Export the code | Pro — ZIP or GitHub | Yes |
| Terminal in-product | Yes | Not documented |
| Phone apps | Pro — Android file, iPhone via TestFlight | No store apps; web apps work on phones |
Questions
What happened to Hostinger Horizons?
Hostinger merged its website builder and Horizons into a single AI Builder with two modes. The Agentic mode is the part that works like Horizons did: describe it, and it builds and edits the code.
Can Hostinger Horizons build mobile apps?
Hostinger says its builder does not publish to the App Store or Google Play, though its web apps work on phones and tablets. Mythex, on Pro, makes an Android app file for Google Play and an iPhone app sent to TestFlight, both opening your published app.
Can I export code from Hostinger Horizons?
Yes, Hostinger says you can export the source code and host it elsewhere. Mythex does the same on Pro, as a ZIP or a GitHub sync.
Hostinger vs Mythex for beginners?
Both start from a description. Hostinger keeps the domain, email and hosting under one account. Mythex keeps the database, terminal and phone apps in one project.
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