Founders testing an idea
Go from a description to a web app, a phone app for Android and iPhone, or both, that you can put in front of real users — on test first, and in production when you are ready.
What you get
Start from a description
Write the idea in plain words and add what you have: notes, specs, mockups. The wizard asks the questions that matter.
Approve, do not manage
You approve the plan and the look; the agents do the work and ask when they need you.
Real users, on test
Test runs like production, so early users try the real thing. Testers install your phone app from a link or TestFlight.
Spend what the idea needs
The intelligence level sets how capable, and how costly, the agents are. Smart and Intelligent come with every plan.
Change your mind safely
Change a feature as often as you like: with project memory, every agent works from it as it is now, and what you drop stays dropped.
Keep what you build
Ordinary TypeScript that you own, and can export at any time, free.
How it goes
Describe the idea
In the wizard, then answer a few questions.
Approve the plan and the look
The board and the screens, before the interface is built.
Put it in front of users
Deploy to test and share it with your first users and testers.
Learn and change
Ask for changes; what you remove stays removed.
Go live
Turn production on when you are ready, and promote the release that ran on test.
The limit that matters
Publishing a phone app needs your own Apple Developer Program and Google Play accounts, whose fees you pay to Apple and Google.
What it uses
AI team
10 specialist agents, each with one job.
Project memory
Agents see every feature as it is now.
Phone apps
One app for Android and iPhone.
Dev, test and production
Production only with an owner's grant.
Ready to build?
Describe your first app. The agents take it from there, and production waits for you.