Prompt → full-stack app
Describe what you want in plain English. Get a working React frontend, Supabase backend, auth, and database — real code, not a mockup.
v0.1 · the vibe-coding MVP builder
Ship an MVP from one prompt.
Describe your app idea in plain English. Get a working full-stack web app — frontend, backend, database, auth — with real, exportable code. Not a mockup.
// your prompt
"A marketplace for indie game composers. Artists upload tracks, studios license them, payouts via Stripe Connect."
generates: landing page · auth · upload · search · checkout · payouts · admin
What's inside
Everything you need to go from idea to live URL.
Not a no-code toy. Real, full-stack code you actually own.
One-click deploy
Ship to a live URL with custom domains. No infra setup, no DevOps, no 3am pager.
Visual editing + iterative prompts
Click anything to tweak it, or just tell the AI what to change. Refine features as fast as you can think them.
Team workspaces
Bring your co-founder, designer, or client into the same project. Comment, edit, and ship together.
Own your code, export anytime
Push to GitHub, eject to your own stack, hand it off to engineers. No lock-in, ever.
Built for speed-to-prototype
Solo founders, indie hackers, agencies, internal tools — go from idea to demo in an afternoon.
How it works
From paragraph to deployed app in an afternoon.
- 01
Describe your idea
One paragraph is enough. The AI asks clarifying questions if it needs more.
- 02
Watch it generate
Frontend, backend, database, auth — wired together and ready to run in minutes.
- 03
Refine by prompting
"Add a pricing page." "Make the dashboard darker." "Connect Stripe." Done.
- 04
Deploy or export
Hit deploy for a live URL, or push the code to GitHub when you're ready to scale.
Where it fits
The MVP stage, handled.
Built for the messy middle: you have an idea, maybe a co-founder, definitely not a six-month roadmap. Get something real in front of users this week.
Great for
- → Solo founders
- → Indie hackers
- → Agencies prototyping
- → Internal tools
- → Investor demos
Not for
- → Sensitive data
- → Regulated workloads
- → Complex backend logic
- → Long-term maintenance
- → Without a real dev team at scale
Honest take
Speed comes with tradeoffs.
We won't pretend this is a substitute for a hand-built stack. Here's where it shines, and where you should plan to hand off.
Dimension
Verdict
Notes
Speed
Best-in-class
Hours, not weeks
Code quality
Good enough
Real code, not production-hardened
Security maturity
Foundational
Supabase defaults; review before scale
Custom backend logic
Limited
Stick to common patterns
Long-term maintenance
Not its strength
Eject when you grow
The common pattern: validate fast here, then hand off to engineers (or migrate) once the idea has traction. That's not a bug — it's the point.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
Who is this for?
Solo founders validating a new idea, indie hackers building weekend projects, agencies mocking up client work, and teams prototyping internal tools or investor demos.
Is the code production-ready?
It's real, working code you can run and extend. It's optimized for speed-to-prototype — great for MVPs, demos, and validation. For regulated workloads or long-term maintainability at scale, plan to hand off to engineers once you've got traction.
Do I own the code?
Yes. You can export everything to GitHub, eject to your own stack, or keep iterating inside the platform. No lock-in.
What stack does it generate?
React + Tailwind on the frontend, Supabase (Postgres, auth, file storage) on the backend. You can swap pieces out as you grow.
How is this different from hiring a dev agency?
Agencies take weeks and cost tens of thousands. This gets you a working MVP in an afternoon for a fraction of the cost. The tradeoff is you should still bring in engineers before going to scale.
Stop planning. Start shipping.
Describe your idea. Get a deployed app by lunch.