Preview before anyone sees it
Every change lands on a private preview first. Your customers see nothing until you press Publish.
14-day free trial · $200 per month, per app
Describe your business. Get your app. Change it by asking.
Launchpad builds a working web app for your business from a short description, hosts it, and lets you improve it just by asking. No developers, no code, no servers — you can be the developer.
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You: Let customers choose a pickup time when they order.
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Your builder: Done. Customers now pick a pickup window (7–9am or 3–5pm) when they order, and your team sees it on the day's list. I assumed the two windows from your brief — tell me if Saturdays are different.
- ✓ Preview updated · 4 minutes
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You: Make the buttons blue.
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Your builder: I changed every button from orange to a deep blue and kept the text readable on it. Have a look at the preview.
- ✓ Preview updated · 1 minute
- You press Publish → live in about a minute. Undo is right next to it.
Three steps. Only the first one is work.
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1 · 5 minutes
Tell us about your business
Your name, who the app is for, the problem it should solve, and the must-haves — bookings, orders, a customer list, a staff area. Pick a colour and a tone.
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2 · about 20 minutes
We build your starter app
Your builder reads your answers and puts together a working first version: real pages, real forms, sample data so you can feel how it works. You watch the progress in plain English.
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3 · forever
Ask for changes, preview, publish
Type what you'd like in a text box. See the result on a private preview. Press Publish when you're happy. Undo anything. Invite your team.
What people build.
Business tools, not toys. Each of these starts from a short description and is running the same afternoon.
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for a hair salon
Online bookings
Clients pick a stylist, a service and a time. The team sees the day's list on their phones.
- Bookings
- Customers
- Staff
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for a bakery
Pre-orders for pickup
Customers order bread and cakes for a pickup slot. The morning shift knows exactly what to bake.
- Orders
- Customers
- Staff
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for a plumber
Quotes & invoices
Write a quote on site, turn it into an invoice with one tap, and see who still owes you.
- Quotes & invoices
- Customers
- Reports
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for a private tutor
A customer list
Every student, their parent's number, lesson notes and what's been paid — in one place instead of five.
- Customers
- Reports
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for a delivery fleet
A staff check-in tool
Drivers check vehicles in and out; managers see who has what, with a photo and a note.
- Staff logins
- Reports
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for a gym
A members area
Members see their plan and class times; you post news and specials; only members can sign in.
- Staff logins
- News & updates
- Bookings
How a change happens.
- You type what you want in a text box on your app's page, the way you'd tell a colleague.
- Your builder answers in plain English what it did, what it assumed, what you might want next.
- You look at the preview a private version only you and your team can see.
- You press Publish and it's live about a minute later, with Undo right next to it.
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You: Let customers choose a pickup time when they order.
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Your builder: Done. Customers now pick a pickup window (7–9am or 3–5pm) when they order, and your team sees it on the day's list. I assumed the two windows from your brief — tell me if Saturdays are different.
- ✓ Preview updated · 4 minutes
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You: Make the buttons blue.
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Your builder: I changed every button from orange to a deep blue and kept the text readable on it. Have a look at the preview.
- ✓ Preview updated · 1 minute
- You press Publish → live in about a minute. Undo is right next to it.
What you never have to do.
- Install anything on your computer
- Open a black window and type instructions
- Rent hosting, buy a certificate or renew anything
- Sign up for an AI account or manage a key
- Read or write a line of code
- Explain to a developer what you meant
Safe by design.
Undo anything
Every change and every publish is in your history. Undo the last one, or go back to any earlier version, with a click.
Your own secure space
Your app runs in its own sealed space with its own storage. No other customer can see it, and it can't see them.
Daily backups
Your records are backed up every day and kept for 14 days. Download your app and your records any time.
$200 per month, per app.
Hosting, your builder, unlimited previews and publishes, your own web address, support. 14-day free trial.
Questions people ask first.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe your business and what you need, and you ask for changes in plain words. You never see code unless you go looking for it.
Do I need a Claude account?
No. Your builder is powered by Claude and included in your plan. There's nothing to sign up for and no key to manage.
What if I don't like a change?
Don't publish it — or undo it. Every change goes to your private preview first, and every published version stays in your history so you can go back.
Your app, this afternoon.
Five minutes to describe your business. About twenty for your builder. Then it's yours to change by asking.