Choosing between Hostinger Horizons and a no-code builder in Momen?

I’m planning out a small side project where I want to build a simple web app with user accounts and maybe a small dashboard. I’ve been using Momen and like that I can build the front end and logic in one place, but I keep seeing people online mention Hostinger Horizons as another AI-driven option for quickly generating a website or app.

My main concern is how much flexibility I’d lose in the logic and data side if I go with a builder that’s more focused on website generation. I’m not sure whether it can handle custom workflows the way I can set them up here. From what I read online, pricing and features vary a lot, so I don’t want to lock into something that won’t scale.

Has anyone here compared these two approaches for a small app project? Curious how you decided and what mattered most.

Update after looking around more - Hostinger AI Builder/Horizons Review (2026): Pricing, Pros & Cons kept coming up on the workflow and scaling questions. Still not sure the logic side is flexible enough for user accounts and a dashboard, so I’m leaning toward prototyping in Momen first.

For a small app with accounts and a dashboard, the data model and workflow logic are where I’d be most careful, since site-generation tools can start feeling cramped once you add permissions and multi-step processes. I’m mapping out something similar for a side project and keep wavering between staying with a single visual environment versus splitting front end and logic. I ran across this comparison while reading up on the landscape, Bubble vs WeWeb (2026): Which Should You Pick?, and it framed the trade-off in a way I hadn’t considered. My worry is picking something that gets awkward at scale. Has anyone here actually hit that wall?