Build and launch working apps without writing a line of code
Build working apps from a prompt
One prompt, four stages, a real app
Describe it
One paragraph about what the app should do.
Three steps, start to finish
Say what the app does and who it is for
Watch it build, then change it by asking
Publish to the App Store and Play Store
Native, not a wrapped website
One codebase compiled for iOS and Android. Real navigation, real gestures, works offline.
The backend comes with it
Database, accounts, file uploads, and push notifications are set up as it builds. Nothing to stitch together.
Shipped under your name
Connect your Apple and Google developer accounts and submit. The app is yours, on your listing.
Six apps, one prompt each
Built for shipping, not demos
From idea to install in an afternoon
The first working build lands in minutes. You test it on your own phone before anyone else sees it.
Change it by talking to it
Ask for a new screen, a different flow, or another field. No tickets, no rebuild cycle.
Logins that already work
Google sign-in, Apple sign-in, and email accounts come configured, with the password flows handled.
Take payments on day one
Subscriptions and one-off purchases wired through Stripe, including the receipts and the paywall.
Push notifications included
Send a launch message or a reminder without adding a service or writing the plumbing.
Updates without a resubmission
Most changes reach your users over the air, so a copy fix does not mean another review queue.
A few things people ask it to do
“A booking app for my salon with staff calendars and deposits”
Client app, staff schedule, deposit payments, and reminder notifications the night before.
“An app where my delivery drivers mark jobs done and upload photos”
Driver login, job list, camera upload, and an owner view showing who finished what.
“A fitness app with my programmes and a streak tracker”
Programme library, day-by-day workouts, progress streaks, and a paid tier for the full plan.
“An internal app so my team can log stock from the warehouse floor”
Barcode entry, offline queue that syncs when signal returns, and a weekly stock report.
What the first day looks like
Minute 1
You describe it
A paragraph about what the app does is enough to start.
Minute 10
First build on your phone
Scan a code and the app opens on your device, already clickable.
Hour 2
Real data flowing
Accounts, records, and uploads work against a live database.
Day 1
Submitted for review
Icons, screenshots, and store copy generated, then sent to both stores.
Frequently asked questions
Connect where you already are
Stripe
Google sign-in
Apple sign-in
Push notifications
Analytics
Maps
